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Access to vaccines is changing

Danielle Smith is gambling with the health and safety of Albertans with a new vaccine rollout plan. Kelsie Johnston Graphic by Forrester Toews As the wind becomes colder and the leaves on

September 17, 2025

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Alberta is destroying our sports scene

Trans athletes are athletes. Let them play. Graphic: Forrester Toews/The Griff. In Oct. 2024, a fourth NCAA women’s volleyball team forfeited their match against San Jose State University (SJSU). The forfeits came

July 25, 2025

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The way Gen Z answers the phone is changing, maybe for the worst

How do you answer the phone? “Hello.” As a millennial, this is how I was raised to answer the phone. It’s also what I imagine most people are accustomed to hearing when

July 22, 2025

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Superman injects hopium straight into your veins

The new Superman film finally does the character justice. In 2013, I lost my love for Superman. Man of Steel (2013) showcased a Superman who didn’t value humanity, was more stoic than

July 16, 2025

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OPINION: Dear Mr. Trump: We’re annexing your country

Invading foreign countries for oil and gas? So 2001. Say hello to rare earth elements (REEs), uranium, and freshwater — enough to outpace China in the AI arms race. All of it

April 22, 2025

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Buffalo Sacred & Sacrificed: A book report

If you’ve ever rushed to class through the first floor of Building 7, a giant portrait of our University’s namesake, Dr. Grant MacEwan, stood in your periphery. All it takes is a

April 9, 2025

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SATIRE: How the malfunctioning Musk monster has pushed the limits of Canadian “niceness”.

Should all Canadians wield the power to revoke citizenship?

March 28, 2025

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REVIEW: Daredevil: Born Again

As the beloved character of Daredevil’s show jumps from Netflix to Disney+, fans like myself are curious to see just how many changes Daredevil’s world is in for, and if Disney can

March 27, 2025

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How relying on AI can negatively affect students

AI is a powerful tool for students and non-students alike. It saves time, helps with homework, and is arguably efficient. But what is the cost of artificial intelligence? Students are becoming too

March 3, 2025

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Opinion: Curiosity is the cure-all for political burnout

This issue of the Griff is talking politics and while I know it’s been an exhausting marathon of bad news, please stop thinking about Donald Trump and Elon Musk and for just

February 25, 2025

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