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January 24, 2022
NEWS
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Not all illnesses are visible
By Destiny Meilleur Invisible and Dynamic Illnesses Invisible illness is a term used to describe a sickness that people are
December 9, 2021
Alberta to face supply shortages as routes to B.C. destroyed
By Noah Rishaug Record-breaking rainstorms struck British Columbia last week, with a month’s worth of precipitation falling in one day.
November 25, 2021
Edmontonians rally in support of Wet’suwet’un land defenders against Coastal Gas Link pipeline
By Stephanie Swensrude About 200 people gathered in downtown Edmonton Monday evening to show solidarity with Wet’suwet’un land defenders near
November 24, 2021
Growing a ‘Stache’ for Charity
By Destiny Meilleur Movember is a campaign that takes place every November recognizing men’s mental health, suicide prevention, and prostate
November 23, 2021
“Employers like work experience”: Work Integrated Learning programs en route for most post secondary programs
By Noah Rishaug Students at NAIT could soon see practicums and internships become more readily available or even mandatory in
November 16, 2021
Food banks serving record number of Edmontonians
By Stephanie Swensrude Picture yourself standing in the middle of Roger’s Place, looking out into the packed stands. If every
November 16, 2021
Veteran creates Remembrance Day monument at his home
By Talia Ottahal November 11 is Remembrance Day, “a time to reflect and remember,” says Darren Longstaff. The former Sergeant
November 11, 2021
2SLGBTQ+ street kids find home and community at downtown drop-in centre
By Stephanie Swensrude It’s hard enough to live on the streets in Edmonton, and 2SLGBTQ+ people can have a harder
November 9, 2021
Naloxone, the “miraculous” drug that stops overdoses
By Stephanie Swensrude As the drug supply in downtown Edmonton turns more toxic and more people die from opioid poisoning,
November 4, 2021