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Our Almost-Revolution
The centennial of Alberta’s workers’ uprising
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Labour History Institute, Alberta Views, Alvin Finkel, Austerity, Canada Post, City Council, Coal Mining, Communism, Drumheller, Essential Workers, General Strikes, High School, Revolution, Socialism, Strike, Unions, Veterans, Working-Class
June 1, 2019
Rural Rite
4-H endures as agriculture changes
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, John Ware, Livestock, Olds college, Scholarship
Taking Back the Neighbourhood
When sheriffs shut down drug houses
Tags: Affordable Housing, Alberta, Alberta Views, Chief of Police, Civil Forfeiture, Court of Queen's Bench, Criminal Justice, Homeowners, Judicial System, Kathleen Ganley, Linda McKay-Panos, Minister of Justice, Mortgage, Nova Scotia, Renters, Secondary Suites, Sex Work, Sheriffs, University of Manitoba, Yukon
May 30, 2019
Magnetic North
Sea Voyage to Svalbard
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Authors, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Essays, Jenna Butler, Norway, University of Alberta Press
May 1, 2019
The Melting Queen
A unique approach to both historical fiction and magic realism
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Books, Alberta Views, Bruce Cinnamon, Historical Fiction, Thomas Wharton
Compassion: A Global History of Social Policy
On January 1 of this year, a large number of women, estimated at “hundreds of thousands” and “five million” in different stories in The Guardian, formed a human chain that stretched the entire length of the Indian state of Kerala—some 620 km. The protesters were demonstrating in favour of the right of all women to […]
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Alvin Finkel, Colonialism, Communism, Cuba, Feminism, Neoliberalism, Scholarship, Supreme Court
Leaving Canada…
…won’t get our oil to market.
Tags: Alaska, Alberta, Alberta Views, Bitumen, Canada, Fred Stenson, Hurricanes, Oil and Gas, Peter Lougheed, Pierre Trudeau, Pipelines, Puerto Rico, Socialism, Trans Mountain Pipeline
Paying the Piper
A smarter tax conversation.
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, Carbon Levy, Consumerism, Eastern Slopes, Neoliberalism, Obesity, Think Tank
Should Alberta Have Higher Taxes?
A dialogue between Greg Flanagan and Bev Dahlby
Tags: Alberta, Alberta Views, California, Carbon Tax, Civil Service, Corporate Income Tax, Debate, Food Banks, Labrador, Migration, Muskrat, Newfoundland, Newfoundland and Labrador, Olympics, Personal Income Tax, Pros and Cons, Tax Credit, Tax Exemption, USA, User Fees
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