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In an incomprehensible attack on the foundations of an advanced society, the Kenney government has decided to slash funding to 21 post-secondary Alberta institutions.

Thirty years later, remembering the killings at L'École Polytechnique and what came next.

Big Telecom is fighting tooth and nail to reverse a landmark CRTC decision that already lowered internet prices in Canada. But we can still stop them.

About 96 per cent of Canadians are now connected to the internet, but a digital divide still exists.

Children are especially vulnerable to climate disruption. But governments around the world are still putting the fossil fuel industry's interests first.

There's nothing like a good-natured rivalry to raise spirits during a government-inflicted recession. David Climenhaga bets Edmontonians can do a better job booing Jason Kenney than Calgarians.

The Liberals have abandoned any pretence to the idealistic and aspirational spirit of reform that -- at least rhetorically -- informed their first mandate.

Anti-Semitism doesn't go away but it waxes, wanes, and transforms. That's its power. It's a version of racism but with particular features, always capable of surprises.

Among Doug Ford's extensive cutbacks -- aimed at reducing the deficit without tapping the corporate elite for more tax revenues -- are a dizzying array of cuts to our public health-care system.

The Alberta premier's aggressive manner, coupled with the rise of a fringe western separatist movement, have too many Ottawa insiders overly worried.