Buzz Hargrove shaped Canada’s modern labour movement
He didn’t just lead a union. He changed the game for workers and politics
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Remembering Gordon Jaremko: A chronicler of Canadian energy history
A fond farewell to one of the energy sector’s greatest voices
The life and career of Canada’s most fearless columnist
Tarek Fatah died of cancer on April 24, at the age of 73
Legendary DJ Red Robinson dies at 86
Robinson interviewed, befriended and introduced the Beatles, Elvis, Bill Haley, and Buddy Holly to the public
The life, legacy and career of wrestling great Jay Briscoe
The 38-year-old pro wrestler died tragically after a head-on collision near his home on Jan. 17
Patrick Watson was a true giant of Canadian broadcasting
A brilliant mind with a critical eye. Intelligent, engaging, curious, humorous and innovative
Beloved professor leaves a legacy of scholarship and support
James Dempsey played a key role in the U of A’s early ethics discussions around Indigenous engagement
Ted Byfield played an influential role in Canadian conservatism
In all parts of the country
Celebrating the life of David Schindler
The U of A community mourns the loss of the world-renowned ecologist and environmentalist, and honours his achievements
Charley Pride knocked down country music’s racial barriers
Audiences took a while to warm up to a black country musician. He wasn’t promoted in this fashion and photos didn’t accompany his early singles
John Turner and the demise of gentlemanly politics
Politicians like the late prime minister are sources of inspiration for public service, intelligent discourse and common decency
John Turner’s poisoned chalice
Succeeding Pierre Trudeau came with own baggage. As a result, Turner, a former golden boy of the Liberals who died Saturday, never fulfilled his promise
John Turner had an unflagging faith in the people
The former prime minister considered that an article of faith, a truth that deserved defending. It reflected the essence of his dignity
