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Oil, Environment and Alberta’s Image

The Alberta Craft Council has at last realized its goal of creating a physical presence in the southern half of the province. The council, which was founded in 1979 and operates Edmonton’s [...]

The Ukrainian-Albertan “whitewash” overlooks a richer and more varied history

How big a problem are brain injuries in high school football?

The arguments against Catholic public schools are increasingly hard to ignore

The strange fate of the Alberta Liberal Party

Alberta Meets Pierre Elliott Trudeau, 1968–1972

Essays and Stories Celebrating the Bow Valley

Suzette Mayr’s new novel is a rollicking satire of academic life set in a fictional (but oddly familiar) western Canadian university called Inivea. The title character confesses her misguided [...]