
Alberta Opts Out Of Federal COVID Tracing App
By Jared Gomes In order to combat COVID many tracing apps have been released to track the spread, including Canada’s
By Jared Gomes In order to combat COVID many tracing apps have been released to track the spread, including Canada’s
By Nicholas Hotte Money can be an issue for some students. Dressing up for halloween is a fun activity nevertheless
By Nicholas Hotte As I got on my horse, I realized that Carson was still in his room. I rushed
By Stephanie Swensrude From salty to sweet, there is something at your local blood drive for everyone. I took it
By Scott Zielsdorf Issues Editor Statistics show that news media jobs in both Canada and the United States have severely
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By Isabelle Martel With the snow finally sticking around, drivers need to adjust how they drive in order to stay
By Chantal Dunn Edmonton is known as festival city, and the cold weather is no time for hibernating. These spectacular
By Scott Zielsdorf Upon stepping into the Grizzlar, one is immediately met with a welcoming and intimate cafe space as
By Elijah O’Donnell Assistant Entertainment Editor “Greta Thunberg visits Edmonton!” “Sixteen-Year-old Climate Activist in Edmonton.” “Greta Leads Climate March.” These