It’s Fall, Concordia–that time of year right before it’s about to be way too cold to step outside and we all want to soak up the last bits of fresh air we can. If you’re looking for an excuse to head out and enjoy the crisp fall weather this month, you might want to consider checking out the Vignettes Design Series, an interactive art gallery … Continue reading Vignettes Showcase Edmonton
A summary of the party platforms for the 2019 Canadian Federal Election. Continue reading Federal Election 2019: Where the Parties Stand
In summary, while Chiropractic care isn’t the only way to treat disorders involving the muscles, nerves, and spine, I do believe that, for myself at least, it’s beneficial. Continue reading Snap, Crackle, Pop: Chiropractic Care
This past expo was unique in that is has grown since the previous year. The staff and volunteers did an excellent job of accomodating a few last-minute cancelations, and they found a way to please everyone. Continue reading The Fantasy is Where We All Excel
While the impact of our votes in Alberta is unlikely to have a large impact on a federal election that is usually decided before hitting the Ontario-Manitoba border, with the notable exception of a few downtown Edmonton ridings, it’s worth understanding the significance of minority governments. Continue reading What if No One Wins?
Compared to previous years, this year’s Beer Gardens had a much larger setup and featured live music from both current and past CUE students. This was the tip of the iceberg that made this night truly unforgettable. Continue reading Thunderfest 2019: A Recap
While no one has the time to comb through the research behind every news article, being aware that sometimes, studies are not as sound as they first appear in a carefully-written press release or news article, is an important part of being an engaged, aware, citizen. Continue reading The Problem with Statistics
This is something I would urge each of you to try out, whether you are on vacation or in town—we really don’t realize what we’re missing when we’re busy staring at our tiny screens. Continue reading Disconnected: Isolated in Quebec
At the end of the day, though, we have to remember that we are Canadians first, and no matter the political differences, everybody’s opinions are out of respect for what they think is best for Canadian society. Continue reading The Federal Elections: A Rundown
While the Amazon may not be the lungs of the earth and rainforests are filled with many stinging, biting, and otherwise dangerous species, we should still do what we can to protect them. Continue reading Fire and Life
