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Should We Ban Aggressive Dog Breeds?
A dialogue between Mia Johnson and Brad Nichols
Tags: Aggressive Dogs, Alberta, Alberta Views, Animal Cruelty, Calgary, Canada, Debate, Denver, Edmonton, Emergency Medical Services, Humane Society, Lobbyist, Montreal, Pit Bulls, Population, Pros and Cons, Public Safety, Quebec, Suicide, Surgery, Veterinarian
June 1, 2023
The Ballad of Ivermectin Smith
And the new frontier
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Alternative Medicine, Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Conspiracy Theory, Danielle Smith, Fred Stenson, Ivermectin
Shadows and Light
A Physician’s Lens
Tags: Alberta Books, Amy Kaler, COVID 19, Goose Lane, Healthcare Workers, Husband, Photography, Roe v. Wade
10 Days That Shaped Modern Canada
As I get older, annoyingly, I find myself musing out loud that things aren’t how they used to be. Aaron W. Hughes, an Alberta-born religious studies professor, must be getting at least a little old, because he’s released a book that in essence is 260 pages of “things weren’t always like this” stories. My heart […]
Tags: Afghanistan, Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Alex Rettie, Biography, Canada, Federal Elections, Hockey, India, University of Alberta, University of Alberta Press
The Big Melt
Poems
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Dene, Dwayne Donald, Generational Trauma, Kaitlyn Purcell, Northern Lights, Romance
Big City Supplicants
How Calgary and Edmonton are being undermined by the province
Tags: Affordable Housing, Alberta, Alberta is Calling, Alberta Politics, Alberta Separatism, Alberta Views, Amarjeet Sohi, Autonomy, Bike Lanes, Budget, Budget Cuts, Calgary, Calgary Green Line, Carbon Budget, City Council, City Funding, Climate Crisis, Cost of Living, Cuba, Cycling, Drought, Edmonton, Energy Transition, Government Funding, Halifax, Jason Kenney, Jyoti Gondek, Lori Williams, LRT, Minister of Mental Health and Addiction, Minister of Municipal Affairs, Mount Royal University, Municipal Affairs, Municipal Elections, Net-Zero, Pembina Institute, Policing, Property Tax, Provincial Elections, Public Safety, Public Schools, Sovereignty Act, United Conservative Party, Ximena Gonzalez
Whitewashing History
The backlash against teaching Indigenous perspectives
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Capitalism, Carbon Tax, Criminal Justice, curriculum, Fascism, Freedom of Speech, genocide, Husband, Indian Act, Indigenous, Indigenous Leaders, Indigenous Rights, Junior High, Literacy, Olympics, Prairies, Racism, Ranching, Residential Schools, Saskatchewan, School Boards, Social Studies, Treaty Rights, Undergraduate, University of Lethbridge, Working-Class
Innisfail Pride
Overcoming rural stereotypes
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Calgary, Canada, Edmonton, Innisfail, Local Business, Montreal, Paula Simons, Quebec, Red Deer
The Big Choice
Individualism or the common good?
Tags: Affordable Housing, Alberta, Alberta Police, Alberta Separatism, Alberta Views, Ambulances, Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped, Auto Insurance, Autonomy, Bitumen, Carbon Tax, Charter Schools, Corporate Income Tax, Cost of Living, Coutts, curriculum, Danielle Smith, Deena Hinshaw, Discrimination, Eastern Slopes, Emergencies Act, Fair Deal Panel, Flat Tax, Freedom of Speech, Geothermal Energy, Health Spending, Healthcare Workers, Indigenous Leaders, Insurance, Keystone XL, Leadership Race, Lisa Young, Majority Government, mandate letter, Minimum Wage, New Democratic Party, Oil and Gas, Personal Income Tax, Peter Lougheed, Petrochemical, Pipelines, Policing, Populism, Primary Care, Private Sector, Provincial Elections, Public Opinion, Public Schools, Rachel Notley, Racism, Saskatchewan, School Boards, Social Assistance, Social Studies, Socialism, Trans Mountain Pipeline, Tuition, Two Party System, United Conservative Party, University of Lethbridge, Verna Yiu, Wildrose Party
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