Blog — ...created an online platform where readers can access the book for free and participate in an online discussion. We gathered at Edmonton City Hall with more than one hundred others...
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Blog — ...online learning and download the Portuguese translation on our reading platform. The Art of Communication in a Polarized World by Kyle Conway explores how individuals can come to understand another...
Blog — ...it out,’ or to almost ‘endure’ something. The translation gets lost in English, but stories help with the translation. When a blizzard or thunderstorm is approaching, a herd of iinniwa...
Blog — ...great resource for anyone looking for information about the evolution of abortion rights, regulations, and laws in Canada, but also a great read for anyone interested in the role of...
Blog — ...latest online education title from AU Press, Emergence and Innovation in Digital Learning: Foundations and Applications, is a collection of articles that challenges educators to consider how the sociocultural environment...
Blog — ...– 1890 ), Farmhouse in Provence, 1888, oil on canvas, Ailsa Mellon Bruce Collection 1970.17.34 Need some inspiration? “The Arbitrary Colourist: Vincent van Gogh’s Palette” mixes excerpts about colour from...
Blog — ...own take on their progression from a “pro-life/anti-choice/anti-abortion” position to believing in and advocating for abortion rights. I’m sharing this story of my past anti-choice activism because it is a...
Blog — ...—Cara Hedley The Divine Ryans by Wayne Johnston (Penguin) “Johnston’s novel belongs to the contemporary canon of fine sports-related fiction precisely because he explores the many...
Blog — ...Hell by Arthur Bear Chief was a number one non-fiction bestseller in Edmonton at the beginning of April. Bear Chief’s memoir also won gold in regional non-fiction (Canada West) in...
Blog — ...networks. In The Medium Is the Monster, Mark McCutcheon deepens our understanding of Frankenstein’s influence on the way we talk about technology and popular culture. McCutcheon’s enthusiastic consumption of adaptations...