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Should We Be Able to Vote Online?
A dialogue between Dave Meslin and Aleksander Essex.
Tags: Alberta Views, Canada Revenue Agency, Dave Meslin, Debate, Federal Elections, Insurance, Municipal Elections, Nova Scotia, Paul Martin, Polling Stations, Pros and Cons, Twitter, Voting
December 1, 2022
A Seat at the Table
Courtney Walcott’s quest to reform the police.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, British Columbia, Calgary, Calgary Board of Education, Cape Breton, Chief of Police, City Council, Criminal Justice, curriculum, Department of Justice, High School, Jeromy Farkas, Minister of Mental Health and Addiction, Paramedics, Police Violence, Policing, Public Safety, Racism, Social Studies, University of British Columbia
Danielle Smith’s Populist Wave
Victory in Alberta and disruption in Canada.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Pension Plan, Alberta Police, Alberta Separatism, Alberta Views, Barry Cooper, Calgary, Canada Pension Plan, Carbon Tax, Charter Schools, Danielle Smith, Donald Trump, Edmonton, Fair Deal Panel, Firewall Letter, Floor Crossing, Freedom Convoy, Jean Chretien, Leadership Race, Lisa Young, National Post, Oil Industry, Patriotism, Populism, Private Sector, Property Rights, Public Safety, Rob Anderson, Rule of Law, Senate Reform, Separatist, Supreme Court, United Conservative Party, Wildrose Party
Battleground Calgary
Hotly contested NDP nominations in Alberta’s must-win city.
Tags: Affordable Housing, Alberta, Alberta Views, Approval Rating, Blackfoot Confederacy, Blogging, BMO Centre, By-Election, Calgary, Calgary Flames, Calgary Stampede, Canadian Armed Forces, Carbon Tax, Chamber of Commerce, Christina Gray, City Council, Cost of Living, Country Music, curriculum, Danielle Smith, Dave Cournoyer, Daycare, Deborah Yedlin, Don Braid, Druh Farrell, Edmonton, Hockey, Joe Ceci, La Crête, Leadership Race, Leah Ward, Majority Government, Muslim, New Democratic Party, Provincial Elections, Pundits, Rachel Notley, Rakhi Pancholi, Reservoir, Scholarship, Social Media, Socialism, Twitter, United Conservative Party, Whitney Issik, Wildrose Party, Yemen
Briefly Noted: November 2022
New Alberta Books
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Authors, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Briefly Noted, Calgary Stampede, Humane Society, The Famous Five
November 1, 2022
Breaking Words
A Literary Confession
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Andrew Suknaski, Bayeux Arts, Calgary, Edmonton, Essays, Sid Marty
Nothing Will Save Your Life
Nancy Jo Cullen’s fourth full-length poetry collection, Nothing Will Save Your Life, reflects both literary and life experience. A frank meditation on mortality, family, religion and consumer culture, the poems relate personal history with emotional depth and sass. Readers are invited to consider questions of loss and perseverance that, while perhaps unanswerable, can certainly be […]
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Consumerism, Insurance, K.B. Thors, Motherhood, Nancy Jo Cullen, Red Deer, Red Deer County, Wolsak and Wynn
Under the Nakba Tree
Fragments of a Palestinian Family in Canada
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Athabasca University Press, Discrimination, Ghada Ageel, Grandmother, Israel, Muslim, Nakba, Palestine
Situating Design in Alberta
One of the most difficult things to measure is how design connects people to place. Design—a broad field including architecture, interior design, industrial design and visual communications—can create community, elevate the marginalized and, at times, contribute to social justice. Yet the success of the design industry is usually measured solely through an economic lens: in […]
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Calgary, Edmonton, Essays, University of Alberta, University of Alberta Press
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