Welcome the to the new Parkland Post site!
Welcome to the new Parkland Post site! The launch of the Parkland Post follows the launch of our improved fall conference site, and will shortly be followed by a long-awaited overhaul of the Parkland Institute's main site.
In keeping with the Parkland Institute's mandate of research and education for the common good, the purpose of the redesign is to push our research to the forefront of our web presences, and in a friendlier, contemporary, accessible, and more organized format.
There are a number of new things you can do on the on-line Parkland Post:
- Comment under each article, and be notified when someone comments on your comment. (Note: commenting is moderated to keep the conversations civil and constructive.)
- Find stories by subject keyword, in the "tag cloud" (in the right column). Try: energy policy, democracy, or Alberta Advantage.
- Find specific stories with the Parkland Post search engine
- Share our articles on social media
- Email stories to friends
- Explore reading lists and other action items under each story
- Read and download copies of most issues in PDF format
Please give us feedback on how you are liking things so far, and what features you would like to see added. We're also super appreciative if you report a problem, like a broken link or a messed-up layout. Thanks in advance!
Where are the issues before 2008?
We've just launched the site, and we haven't entirely finished formatting the entire Post archive for the database. But rest assured, we are attending to this soon. We plan to make a new back issue live every three days or so, until the archive is complete (back to 1998).
At this stage, we have also not uploaded your letters that have gone into each print edition. These are forthcoming shortly.
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