Smith’s proposed referendum leaves temporary immigrants’ future in the hands of Albertans
Non-permanent residents are left questioning what social systems they may lose access to
Tagged: Politics
Navigating neutrality and national pride during the Olympic Games
Can there still be neutrality at international sporting events in the current political climate?
OPINION: Explaining the weirdly wonderful world of parliament
A look into the weirdly wonderful world of parliamentary traditions
OPINION: Analysing Trump’s rhetoric surrounding annexation
Unpacking the strategy behind the Trump Administration’s public political disses
Alberta government’s stance on separatism continues to confuse province
As talks of Alberta’s separation continue to spark controversy across the province, some are calling out Premier Smith for not speaking up in support of a united Canada
OPINION: Global impact of America’s invasion of Venezuela
Ryan Montgomery, Staff Writer Standing high in the sky in Davos, Switzerland, Prime Minister Mark Carney made a speech to the World Economic Forum on Jan. 20, where he sounded more like a...
OPINION: Curbing lions uproar: Mullahs’ slaughter of Iran
Internet blackouts, mass arrests, and forced confessions as the tools of a regime desperate to hide its brutality from the world
Inside the NDP’s first leadership debate
Sophie Botheras, Contributor After the 2025 general election left the NDP at a meagre seven seats in the House of Commons and saw them lose official party status, a bruised party seems in dire...
Calgary, meet your new mayor
Khaoula Choual, Staff writer On Oct. 20, Calgary chose its mayor. It was a tight race between Jeromy Farkas and Sonya Sharp. This recent election saw low voter turnout, a recount, long wait times,...
Alberta pipeline project renews dialogue on federal climate policy
The province moves towards a new pipeline and carbon price freezing as Ottawa reviews its national climate targets.
