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Courageous Prudence
A non-partisan Senate works
Tags: Abortion, Alberta, Alberta Views, Local Media, Ottawa, Paula Simons, Pierre Poilievre, Senate Reform
November 1, 2024
Artificial Intelligence and Politics
These drugs that keep you thin
Tags: Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Artificial Intelligence, Calgary Stampede, CBC, Fred Stenson, Local Media, Pierre Poilievre, Radio, Revolution, Russia, Serbia, Social Assistance
Mass Appeal
Naheed Nenshi wins over the NDP
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, BMO Centre, By-Election, Calgary, Calgary Sun, Chris Turner, City Council, City Hall, Danielle Smith, Edmonton, Green Party, Joe Ceci, Journalism, Kathleen Ganley, Leadership Race, LGBTQ, Local Media, Madden, Naheed Nenshi, New Democratic Party, Provincial Elections, Rakhi Pancholi, Sarah Hoffman, Social Credit party, Social Media, Trans Youth, Transgender, Transgender Healthcare, University of Calgary
Traveling
On the Path of Joni Mitchell
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Authors, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Biography, BIPOC, California, Essays, Graham Nash, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Katherine Govier, Leonard Cohen, Music, New Jersey, Newport, North America, Saskatchewan, United States, USA
Damming the Rivers
Should we build more irrigation infrastructure in southern Alberta?
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Biodiversity, Bow River, Brooks, Brooks Bulletin, Calgary, Canada, Canadian Pacific Railway, Canals, Canola, Cardston, Chestermere, Cypress, Drought, Eastern Slopes, Edmonton, Feedlot alley, Fort Macleod, Fred Bradley, Grasslands, Irrigation, Lethbridge, Local Media, Lorne Fitch, Medicine Hat, Oldman Dam, Oyen, Peter Lougheed, Piikani Nation, Pincher Creek, Population, Railroad, Red Deer, Reservoir, Rivers, Saskatchewan, South Saskatchewan River, Swift Current, Transit, Water Conservation
Our Lobbyist Premier
Danielle Smith: once and always working for oil and gas
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Energy Regulator, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Bob Weber, Brian Jean, By-Election, Calgary, Canadian Federation of Independent Business, Canadian Press, Capitalism, Chief of Staff, Conflict of Interest, Danielle Smith, David Yager, Ed Stelmach, Edmonton, Energy Now, Federal Impact Assessment Act, Floor Crossing, Freedom of Information, Gerry Rasmussen, Impact Assessment Act, Jason Kenney, Jordan Peterson, Laurie Adkin, Leah Ward, Lobbyist, mandate letter, Medicine Hat, Monte Solberg, Nate Pike, National Post, Net-Zero, Newspapers, Oil Industry, Orphan Wells, Pathways Alliance, Pembina Institute, Plastics, Pollution, Populism, Press Gallery, Private Sector, Property Rights, Provincial Elections, Rachel Notley, Rebecca Schulz, Royalty Credit, RStar, Russia, Sonya Savage, Steven Guilbeault, Supreme Court, Tadzio Richards, The Breakdown, The Canadian Association of Energy Contractors, Tyler Shandro, University of Alberta, University of Calgary, Wildrose Party
October 26, 2024
Why Can’t You Get a Family Doctor?
Alberta’s crisis in family medicine
Tags: Abortion, ADHD, Adriana LaGrange, Africa, Alberta, Alberta Medical Association, Alberta Views, Asthma, Athabasca, Autism, Calgary, Canadian Medical Association, College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta, COVID 19, Daysland, Doctor Shortage, Don Wilson, Edmonton, Emergency Medical Services, Epilepsy, Family Doctors, Gynecology, Heiltsuk First Nation, Hospital Wait Times, Hospitals, Husband, Indigenous people, Innisfail, Local Media, Long-Term Care, Medical School, Medicine Hat, Monica Kidd, Obstetrician, Olds, Paul Parks, Pine Lake, Population, Pregnancy, Primary Care, Public Healthcare, Salary, South Africa, Sylvan Lake, Tax Credit, Transgender Healthcare, Treaty Rights, Trochu, Tyler Shandro, University of Alberta, Virtual Medicine, Walk-In Clinic, Wife
October 24, 2024
The Wings of Change
What is happening to local bird populations?
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Banff, Banff National Park, Biodiversity, Birds, Bow River, Calgary, Canada, Canadian Wildlife Service, Canola, Christmas, Conservation, Edmonton, Elbow river, Fort Edmonton, Geoff Holroyd, Grasslands, Health Canada, Hinton, Irrigation, Ivermectin, Kevin Van Tighem, Local Media, Monoculture, Prairies, Red Deer, Reservoir, Sylvan Lake, Wallace Stegner, Wetlands, Wild Rose Country
Money Visions
What’s behind the UCP’s approval of psychedelics?
Tags: Abstinence, Alberta, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Alcohol, Alternative Medicine, Anthropologist, Bonnie Larson, Calgary, Canada, Canadian Public Health Association, Cannabis, Colonialism, Decriminalization, Discrimination, Edmonton, Harm Reduction, Health Canada, Indian Act, Indigenous, Indigenous Culture, Indigenous people, Insurance, Jason Kenney, Local Media, Mike Ellis, Minister of Mental Health and Addiction, Opioids, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Press Gallery, Primary Care, Psychedelics, PTSD, Racism, Residential Schools, Substance Use Disorder, Therapy, Treatment Facility, Treaty Rights, Truth and Reconciliation Commission, United Conservative Party, United Nations, University of Calgary, Vietnam
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