Reading Time: 4 minutes A closer look at almost every fact-checking organization shows a great deal of politics and vested interests involved
Month: December 2020
Get those bird feeders up and enjoy the show
Reading Time: 3 minutes Our tips so the birds – and bird-watchers – get the most out of your feeders
What happens when capitalism lacks a soul?
Reading Time: 3 minutes Corporations have created a structure that’s unsustainable on political, economic, environmental and even spiritual levels
Mazda3 Turbo is a good car gone bad
Reading Time: 4 minutes For 2021, Mazda has built in so many nanny features that it renders the car almost undriveable – or, at the very least, a pain in the butt
In crisis, radicalism works against balance and progress
Reading Time: 4 minutes Far-left activists and politicians are recruiting and radicalizing in the same way far-right groups did back in the 2008 crash
Charitable giving on the wane in Nova Scotia, across the country
Reading Time: 3 minutes The rapid decline in giving in recent decades means Canadian charities are increasingly strapped for resources and face larger financial obstacles
Twenty stories that defined the University of Alberta in 2020
Reading Time: 7 minutes In a year of unprecedented challenges, the people of the U of A gave us plenty of reasons to expect a brighter future
The new pandemic-induced pet food economy
Reading Time: 3 minutes The pet economy represents tremendous growth potential for the food service industry. Pets are already influencing the market
Google’s leverage raises serious antitrust allegations
Reading Time: 4 minutes As the world’s favoured search engine, dominant email service and most popular video provider, Google has immense power over public opinion
Stem cell therapy research for Type 1 diabetes receives funding
Reading Time: 5 minutes Three U of A researchers will help lead projects to advance treatments for patients