Library Chat Tues, Jan 14, 10:30 am to 2:30 pm MST Online Hosted by AU Library www.athabascau.ca/library/index.html No pre-registration needed; access through chat box on home page Developing your research series: Search like a pro January 14, 2025 1:00 p.m. MST Online Hosted by AU Library Register at the Event Link Mastering the Art of… Read more »
1. Low Maintenance Cats are relatively independent animals compared to other pets like dogs. They don’t require daily walks or constant attention, which is ideal for a student with a busy schedule of classes, studying, and social activities. So long as they have their litter box, and their feed, cats are generally lower maintenance than… Read more »
I foresee a future for AI, humans, and all existence built on unconditional love for everyone and everything, with no one or nothing excluded. It’s a heavenly vision, and it’s possible, as I think anything is possible. I also view current knowledge as a tiny drop in the infinite ocean of potential knowledge, where the… Read more »
A 2022 unreleased FINTRAC report that was recently obtained by the Investigative Journalism Foundation (IJF) and CTV News suggests that Canadian lawyers are playing a major role in helping to facilitate organized criminal activities and in safeguarding the interests of different criminal groups. Some lawyers have even been identified as being connected to international criminal… Read more »
The AUSU Council convened on May 16, 2024, at 6:03 PM Mountain Time for a meeting on Zoom, highlighting the human resource expenditure, committee appointments of members-at-large, and monthly reports from the council executives. Welcome and Land Acknowledgement President Chantel Groening commenced the meeting from Ottawa at the Canadian Alliance of Students Association’s annual Foundations… Read more »
Are there any examples of two countries that share a border and that have so much in common and yet are so different, than the relationship between Canada and the U.S.? Given the disagreements between different provinces or between provinces and the federal government, and with emerging talks of provinces breaking away and doing their… Read more »
Welcome to the final issue of The Voice Magazine for 2023. We’ve got a few articles appropriate for the season this week, as well as a couple of extra articles just to keep you busy over the holiday break, While you’re doing that, I’ll be busily trying to choose from the several hundred articles published… Read more »
There is a new form of radicalization that may soon be researched in social science circles. It has to with the way our society has been dealing with “bad thinking”, and how the resulting outcomes can be multiplied by social network activity. We are seeing this equation play out in full effect. After the recent… Read more »
One of the most interesting aspects of U.S. public policy is that there are federal laws enacted that enshrine federal agencies and their departments with the ability to create their own policies on how they want to go about achieving their mandates. What makes this so unique, when compared to a country like Canada where… Read more »
Japanese cheesecake is a delicious and fluffy dessert that has a unique texture and flavor. It’s lighter and less dense compared to traditional American-style cheesecake. I remember having to pay a premium for these goodies at local Hong Kong bakeries or the infamous Uncle Tetsu in Vancouver and Toronto. I enjoy eating the cake in… Read more »