Send us a text Giselle General ran for Edmonton City Council in Ward sipiwiyiniwak in 2021, placing second, and ran again in 2025. This is her story. She is a Filipino-Canadian writer, artist, and community leader based in Edmonton. She came to Canada as a teenager after losing her parents, earned a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Alberta, and has worked in non-profit and government communications As a creative, she writes non-fiction (for CBC, anthologies, local media) and makes ...
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Send us a text Giselle General ran for Edmonton City Council in Ward sipiwiyiniwak in 2021, placing second, and ran again in 2025. This is her story. She is a Filipino-Canadian writer, artist, and community leader based in Edmonton. She came to Canada as a teenager after losing her parents, earned a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Alberta, and has worked in non-profit and government communications As a creative, she writes non-fiction (for CBC, anthologies, local media) and makes ...
Send us a text **Nnaemeka Udoka's book, "The Use Of Ideology to Divide A Country And Sabotage The Economy," critically examines the impact of ideological polarization on Canada.** The author argues that the weaponization of ideologies by political leaders, media, and academia is fracturing national unity and harming the economy. Through various chapters, the book explores specific examples, such as climate policies, social programs, immigration, and the role of media and universities in...
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Send us a text Giselle General ran for Edmonton City Council in Ward sipiwiyiniwak in 2021, placing second, and ran again in 2025. This is her story. She is a Filipino-Canadian writer, artist, and community leader based in Edmonton. She came to Canada as a teenager after losing her parents, earned a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Alberta, and has worked in non-profit and government communications As a creative, she writes non-fiction (for CBC, anthologies, local media) and makes ...
