Sustainability is one of the hottest words in agriculture today. Many products boast labels like "sustainable," "eco-friendly" or "green." These labels reflect a product's intention to attract people who are conscious about the environment. But does it mean that those labels
Alberta, the time for a wake-up call is now. Our leaders proudly highlight the province as an energy powerhouse, yet beneath the surface, the growing threat of climate change is rapidly altering our landscapes and endangering our very existence. While we remain fixated on fossil-fuel ambitions, a quietly
The holiday season is characterized by joyfulness and celebration but for some, this season is the inverse and can be especially challenging for university students. The festive season offers relief from a semester-long academic pressure but it also introduces new stressors such as financial strain, loneliness and mental health
The Met Gala 2025 has announced its theme, "Superfine: Tailoring Black Fashion," which explores Black dandyism from the 18th century to the present. The event will be guest-curated by Monica Miller, author of Slaves to Fashion: Black Dandyism and the Styling of Black Diasporic Identity. This theme
Premier Danielle Smith has introduced laws targeting gender-affirming care for minors, revealing a moral panic that's part of a larger global trend. Right-wing populism often thrives on fear of marginalized groups, and these bills — Bill 26 and Bill 27 — are no exception. Presented as measures to
On paper, Calgary wasn't supposed to face a housing crisis. In a place like Hong Kong, it's easy to understand how fitting a million people onto an 81-square-kilometre island can lead to such a crisis. But how did Calgary, with a similar population spread
At the University of Calgary, something special is happening. The university is truly stepping up to support students navigating the tough waters of addiction. Through various initiatives and resources, they’re reaching out to those in need, making it clear that you are not alone on this journey and that
Over a decade and $1.3 billion later, Calgary's Green Line LRT remains in limbo. Since its initial open houses in 2011 and the approval of a 46-kilometer alignment in 2017, the project has faced continuous delays, cost overruns and uncertainty. With yet another round of challenges,
With Canada and the U.S. designating Samidoun—the Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network—as a terrorist organization, attention has shifted to Charlotte Kates, one of its co-founders. Allegations allege that Kates is exploiting the Palestinian cause for her radical agenda, raising questions about her role as a potential grifter
The conversation about transgender athletes, especially transgender women competing in women's sports, has become increasingly polarized in North America. It raises important questions about how we define fairness and inclusion. Can we ensure everyone feels included without putting fairness and safety at risk in competitive sports? It’s
