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Listening in a Time of Pandemic
I was in Spain when the world went sideways. I was visiting one of the world’s oldest universities, founded in 1218, the University of Salamanca. It sits atop a hillside on the river Tormes, about an hour and a half from Madrid if you take the fast train. (All of the locals will advise you […]
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Canals, Deena Hinshaw, India, Press Gallery, Spain, Tsuut'ina Nation
July 1, 2020
Defending Your Rights
My name is Sadie Vipond, I am 14 years old, and I am part of a lawsuit against the federal government. All 15 of the youth involved in La Rose et al. v. Her Majesty the Queen are being affected by the climate crisis. We know our government needs to do more and that it’s […]
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Bow River, Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Rivers, Skiing
The Road From Here
After the pandemic.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Banff, Barrhead, Community Support, COVID 19, Food Security, Frontline Workers, The Banff Centre, World Health Organization
Pandemic Politics
Jason Kenney, socialist?
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Medical Association, Alberta Views, Communism, Don Getty, Graham Thomson, Homeless Shelters, Jason Kenney, Keystone XL, Oil and Gas, Oil Prices, Pipelines, Socialism
Should We Bail Out the Oil and Gas Industry?
A dialogue between Max Fawcett and Laurie Adkin
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Bitumen, Carbon Budget, Carbon Tax, Debate, Energy Transition, Geothermal Energy, Global Warming, Heavy Oil, Laurie Adkin, Max Fawcett, Mediation, Methane, Oil and Gas, Orphan Wells, Pipelines, Pros and Cons, Pundits, Saudi Arabia, Tailings Ponds, Trans Mountain Pipeline
Alberta’s Black Swan
…and the failure of our conservative leadership to manage risk.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Bitumen, Deloitte, Energy Resources Conservation Board, Fraser Institute, Globalization, Great Depression, Heritage Trust Fund, International Energy Agency, Jason Kenney, Keystone XL, Madden, Mavericks, Mortgage, Oil and Gas, Oil Industry, Oil Prices, Peter Lougheed, Petrostate, Pipelines, Saudi Arabia, Teck Resources, Trevor Tombe
An Environmentalist’s Case for Beef
Forget “fake meat.” Why eating grass-finished cows is best for the planet.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Beef, Alberta Views, Animal Welfare, Biodiversity, Bison, Bow River, Canola, Carbon Sinks, Drought, Factory Farms, Fertilizer, Grasslands, Herbicide, Methane, Monoculture, Native Plants, Petrochemical, Rachel Herbert, Ranching, Rivers, Unpaid Taxes
Pandemicton
“I ran through Edmonton between March 19 and May 6 taking photos. I call my photography ‘runtography,’ as I shoot while I’m running with a DSLR I carry in a backpack. Besides the pandemic, the weather was also abnormal. It was quite cold for spring. Even for here.” —Jeff Day
Night of Power
Night of Power is the debut novel of Anar Ali, a short-fiction writer who grew up in Red Deer. The book opens with an evocative prologue of a man waking in a frozen prairie landscape, attempting but failing to rise to his feet. In the opening chapter, we see the same man, Mansoor Visram, in […]
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Chauvinism, Jasmina Odor
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