- S15 | The Racism Edition
Sprawlcast: Racial disparity and the Cargill outbreak
Are we really in this together?
- S13 | The Education Edition
Who is Adriana LaGrange?
Like Kenney, Alberta’s education minister is driven by her faith.
- S13 | The Education Edition
The hidden costs of school choice
Instead of staying in their neighbourhoods, kids get bused away.
- S13 | The Education Edition
Are the queer kids alright in Kenney’s Alberta?
After Bill 8, protections are less certain.
- S13 | The Education Edition
In Alberta classrooms, oil is a tricky lesson
For teachers, it can be a minefield.
- S12 | The Alone Together Edition
Pulling together — even as we move apart
The 2013 flood made Calgary stronger. This can too.
Why Calgarians support The Sprawl.
Focusing on local issues allows all Calgarians to make more informed decisions in their day-to-day lives. The Sprawl has brought a breath of fresh air into an otherwise stale media environment.
Building the kind of Calgary we need means talking, writing and breathing the kind of community we want. For me, The Sprawl is part of that ecosystem that more of us are starting to grow together.
In the face of news conglomeration, "If it bleeds, it leads" sensationalism, clickbait and polarization of the news, this is a breath of fresh air. That’s why I support The Sprawl.
As a Calgarian and as a human who cares about facts and stories in a post-fact world, I need to support great journalism in all its forms. That is why I subscribe to The Globe and Mail, The Economist, Medium, The New York Times, and now...The Sprawl. Keep up the great work!
Proud to support substance in a world focused on punchy headlines and clickbait! (And I loved the manifesto.)
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