Like cities across the world, Edmonton’s downtown was hit hard by the pandemic. For almost 17 months, office buildings sat nearly empty as thousands worked from home. Empty coffee shops, deserted stores, and “For Lease” signs became a common sight throughout the core. Fewer people, in turn, led to more crime, fuelling safety concerns for the few who remained. Read More
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Boris Johnson’s future: a philosophical exercise for wavering Tory MPs
UK Parliament/Flickr, CC BY-NC Former British prime minister David Cameron famously proclaimed in 2010 that the thought of giving prisoners the vote made him “physically…

