Dinos women’s soccer keep rolling in October
The Dinos women’s soccer team goes undefeated in October, extending its winning streak to 12 games and claiming the top spot in Canada West.
Dinos women’s soccer: September recap
With seven straight wins, the Dinos Women’s Soccer team ironed out its pre-season wrinkles and entered the season stronger than ever.
A new team taking shape
Dinos Women’s Soccer closes preseason with a 2–1 loss to Saskatchewan as a new-look squad prepares for conference play.
The Bastardization of Soccer
The 2026 World Cup successfully conquered North America, but its heavy embrace of American-style commercialism and entertainment left traditionalists wondering if the global game lost its soul.
Inside Formula One’s 2026 regulation changes
This 2026 season, Formula One will enter one of the most significant technical transitions in its modern history. New regulations are reshaping everything from how the cars generate power to how drivers manage energy during a race. Designed to improve sustainability, attract new manufacturers and produce closer racing, these changes
How Alberta’s separation from Canada could affect post-secondary students
After several years of advocating, Elections Alberta announced on Jan. 2 that the Alberta Prosperity Project has received approval to collect signatures for a separation referendum. The proposed referendum question asks: “Do you agree that the province of Alberta should cease to be a part of Canada to become an
Cadillac’s bold F1 entry: A play for the top
In a groundbreaking announcement at the beginning of this year’s season, the FIA confirmed that General Motors’ Cadillac will be joining the Formula One World Championship in 2026. This marks the first time an American automaker will compete in F1, a sport traditionally dominated by Europeans. After years of
From Palms to Strings: Everything You Need to Know About Tennis
The 2025 tennis season has arrived, bringing with it exciting rivalries, incredible skill and unforgettable rallies that keep fans on the edge of their seats. Each year, millions tune in from around the world to watch the action unfold. But despite the sport’s massive global following, tennis remains a