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How Not to Choose Leaders
The flaws of one-person-one-vote.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Politics, Alberta Views, Graham Thomson, Jason Kenney, Leadership Race, Majority Government, Populism, Press Gallery
September 30, 2022
Requiem for a Mountain Sanctuary
Climate change caused Abbot Pass Hut to lose its footing.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Avalanche, Banff, Banff National Park, Canada, Canadian Pacific Railway, Glaciers, Hudson's Bay, Lake Louise, Parks Canada, Peyto Glacier, Public Safety, Railroad, Sid Marty, Transit
Briefly Noted: October 2022
New Alberta Books
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Authors, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Blackfoot Confederacy, Briefly Noted, Durvile and Uproute, Glenbow, Siksika
Letters to Singapore
Calgarian Kelly Kaur makes her fiction debut with an epistolary novel, a challenging form, which intersects through letters the lives of five women in mid-1980s Calgary and Singapore. The protagonist, Simran, is a 20-year-old Singaporean transplanted to the University of Calgary for an English degree, escorted to Canada by her father, wondering, in a letter […]
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Calgary, Jasmina Odor, Kelly Kaur, letters, Singapore, Stonehouse Publishing
Rockies Repeat
Chasing Beauty in a Disappearing Landscape
Tags: Alberta Views, Banff, Canadian Rockies, Catharine Robb Whyte, Peter and Catherine Whyte
Should Alberta Have Nuclear Energy?
Duane Bratt responds to Theresa McClenaghan.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Bitumen, Carbon Tax, Coal Mining, Debate, Duane Bratt, Finland, Geothermal Energy, Iran, Lawsuits, New Brunswick, Nuclear Energy, Oil and Gas, Private Sector, Propaganda, Pros and Cons, Russia, Solar Energy, Suncor
Hidden Scourge
Exposing the Truth About Fossil Fuel Industry Spills
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Energy Regulator, Alberta Views, Dene, Emily Eaton, Global Warming, Wetlands
I Wish I Could be Peter Falk
Toxic masculinity—to some a slur; to others a summation of male character—is the Achilles heel that Calgary’s Paul Zits aims to remediate in his fourth poetry collection. The book’s title, which Zits cribbed from an interview Ryan Gosling gave to W magazine, refers to the star of the 1970s/1980s detective show Columbo. While Zits never makes […]
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Gender Equality, Paul Zits, Social Media, University of Calgary Press
Goodbye to Peyto Glacier
We’re losing so much more than a nice view.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Antarctica, Avalanche, Banff, Bears, Bob Sandford, Bow River, Calgary, Canada Research Chair, Canadian Rockies, Canmore, Drought, Eastern Slopes, Edmonton, Glaciers, Great Depression, Greenland, Groundwater, Icefields Parkway, Lake Louise, Lynn Martel, North Saskatchewan River, Parks Canada, Peru, Peyto Glacier, Polar Bears, Rivers, Rocky Mountains, South Saskatchewan River, Tourism, UNESCO, University of Saskatchewan, Winnipeg
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