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Chinatown: the boxer that won’t go down
What does revitalization look like for Chinatown? Everyone’s opinion on Edmonton’s Chinatown differs. For some, it’s the thriving heart of downtown; an area ripe with unique experiences. It’s a community that allows
Redos, retries, and renewals
The phenomenon of reinventing oneself Have you ever felt that urge to dye your hair, change your look, and move cities after experiencing heartbreak from that one person who was just supposed
“People in Canada can’t see this content”
“People in Canada can’t see this content” is one of the most seen phrases on social media these past few weeks. So, let’s back up and explain what this means. In June
Artificial Intelligence a boon to a new generation of Canadians
We are all fascinated and terrified by the implications of artificial intelligence. The concept of artificial intelligence has been in our collective consciousness for many decades now and people are aware of
MacEwan University researchers test effects of cannabis terpenes on zebrafish
MacEwan University’s neuroscience research teams are pioneering work on the effects of cannabis terpenes on zebrafish. Terpenes are what give many plants their smells and cannabis terpenes may have beneficial medicinal properties.
Discussing threats of violence in schools
Late in the evening of June 2, 2022, Bill Romanchuk, superintendent of schools for the Black Gold School Division received a call from Leduc Composite High School’s principal. They received word from
My journey of becoming myself: The freedom of gender fluidity
I am a 42-year-old non-binary, disabled parent of two adult children. I didn’t realize that I was a part of the rainbow umbrella until they were well into their teenage years. I
Let’s stop the corporate cheerleading
We all have our vices. Nothing feels as good as that dopamine hit when you purchase the new must-have product from a company that you swear by. Whether it be a video
The Connection Between Social Media & Mental Health: Managing My Anxiety and Depression
Disclaimer: The following article contains sensitive content and subject matter such as depression, anxiety, suicide, and other mental health topics. In late 2022, my morning alarm would go off at 8 a.m.