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Peace, democracy and the cost of intervention in Venezuela
By Fernanda Scheid Sallet, March 3 2026—
What does peace look like when it arrives in the form of sanctions and soldiers? In Venezuela the United States (U.S.) says it is defending democracy. Yet the reality happening on the country … Read the rest
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International youth workers may lose Alberta health care coverage
By Lizette Tanner, March 3 2026—
As of Jan 7, Alberta Health coverage was not available for young international workers on International Experience Canada (IEC) Type 58 work permits. The IEC is a youth mobility program through Immigration, Refugees and … Read the rest
Voices >
Studying abroad: A retrospective
By Ansharah Shakil, May 1 2025—
If you study abroad, you’ll find yourself. That’s the cliche I heard a million times before I even applied to go abroad. I don’t think it’s completely true — at least, I don’t think … Read the rest
Arts & Culture >
The horror of existence: review of Monstress at the Vertigo Theatre
By Laura Beldor, March 2 2026—
Content Warning: This article contains mentions of abuse and suicide
From Jan. 17 to Feb. 15 2026, Vertigo Theatre put on a production of Monstress, as part of their 2025/2026 season. The two-woman show … Read the rest
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Alberta budget 2026: What it means for students
By Imran Ahmed, February 26 2026—
Alberta’s United Conservative Party (UCP) government tabled its budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year on Thursday, Feb. 26.
Budget 2026’s total expenses are estimated to be $83.92 billion. This is an increase from last … Read the rest
