The 7/50 Podcast
The Centre for Constitutional Studies Visit website › Government · EN · 9 episodes · latest 2026-10-16
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2026
Latest episodes
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This is the final episode of 7/50 that we're running before the October 19th referendum, and it focuses on the question that's received the overwhelming share of the public's attention: the notorious question 10.…
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In this episode, we continue our "miniseries-within-a-series" with another pair of student interviews on Alberta's upcoming referendum. This time, CCS summer student Alexis Vander Linden talks to Professors Trevor Tombe…
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This is the first of three episodes produced by the Centre's 2026 summer students under the title, "Yes, No, I Don't Know." These three episodes form a miniseries within the larger 7/50 series, and focus on five of the…
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In this episode, 2025 CCS Summer Student Areeba Ismail talks to Professor Matt Wildcat (University of Alberta, Faculty of Native Studies) about recent developments around Indigenous sovereignty in Canada, including the…
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In this latest episode of The 7/50 Podcast, 2025 CCS summer student Nicole Ibalio talks to Professor Jared Wesley (University of Alberta, Political Science Department) about how the political landscape in Alberta has…
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This is the final panel from the Centre's "Alberta at the Crossroads" workshop, described by moderator and co-organizer Professor Feo Snagovsky as "a bit of a thought exercise." The gist of that exericse is that our…
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This episode features another recording from the Centre's "Alberta at the Crossroads" workshop, a one-day public event held in May 2026 that aimed to provide accessible, expert analysis of what the road to and beyond a…
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This episode features another recording from the Centre's "Alberta at the Crossroads" workshop, a one-day public event held in May 2026 on the prospect of a referendum on Alberta independence. This time, the recording…
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The 7/50 podcast is a brand new series produced by the Centre for Constitutional Studies, a hub for Canadian constitutional research and public education at the University of Alberta. This first ever episode brings you…
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- 09/2026
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- 45 min
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- Episodic Newest first, episodes stand alone
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