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American Trumpism is disturbingly magnetic.

American Trumpism is disturbingly magnetic.

The Canadian House of Commons recently passed Motion-103, a piece of legislation in the name of anti-Islamophobia.

Once again we are faced with a redistribution of our 87 provincial constituencies.

Philanthropy is an inherent value for our society. It is integral to our character as Albertans and the rest of Canada alike.

Light. A question that’s puzzled mankind for way too long is finally going to be answered, thanks to our very own environment minister, Shannon Phillips.

After having survived a whirlwind of midterms in the past few weeks, my mind was just not up to the task of any more strenuous thought. I sent a text message to several friends: “My brain is empty. I have no opinions.

The English teacher in me loves the fact that today is the Ides of March. I’m no soothsayer, but today, the middle of March, marks the day when that famous warning was spoken to Julius Caesar: “beware the Ides of March.

I’ve heard a lot of different predictions about what will happen in this year’s St. Albert election.

Progress is seldom instantaneous and it does not take place within a vacuum either. It happens, rather, in increments that can take place over large periods of time, which can sometimes be over generations.