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UCalgary's Active Living introduces sensory-friendly gym space for neurodiverse students

UCalgary's Active Living introduces sensory-friendly gym space for neurodiverse students

In an effort to create a more inclusive fitness experience, the University of Calgary’s Active Living department has launched a designated sensory-friendly gym time tailored to neurodiverse individuals. The initiative aims to offer students a quieter, less stimulating workout environment. This move is part of a broader commitment

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The Scotia Place Event Centre to ignite Calgary's downtown revitalization

The Scotia Place Event Centre to ignite Calgary's downtown revitalization

The Scotia Place Event Centre has been green-lit to break ground. This marks the next phase of Calgary’s Greater Downtown Plan and introduces the latest addition to the Calgary Event Centre Block, following the recent opening of the BMO Centre. The emerging culture and entertainment district has become

Mental health initiatives and supports available for the campus community

Mental health initiatives and supports available for the campus community

October is upon us — the weather is turning colder, the days are getting shorter and the academic workload is getting heavier. During this time when stress levels are rising and Seasonal Affective Disorder — colloquially known as seasonal depression — is seemingly running amok through the campus community, knowing the mental health

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The University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy  to host Canada’s Productivity Summit

The University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy to host Canada’s Productivity Summit

Canada’s Productivity Summit will take place on Oct. 16 and Oct. 17 at the BMO Centre. It will bring together experts from across the country to explore Canada’s economic growth and productivity and to discuss how to drive investment to bolster economic growth and prosperity nationwide.  Notable attendees

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Calgary Public Library hosts Indigenous programming for Truth and Reconciliation

Calgary Public Library hosts Indigenous programming for Truth and Reconciliation

On Sept. 30, the Calgary Public Library will host educational events to honour the victims and survivors of Canada’s residential school system. Kelli Morning Bull, the Indigenous Services Program design lead at the Calgary Public Library, spoke about events happening this month, and their Indigenous programming with the Gauntlet.

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Bank of Canada set to lower the interest rate by end of 2025: Impact on students

Bank of Canada set to lower the interest rate by end of 2025: Impact on students

This year, there has been a steady series of cuts to the Bank of Canada’s policy interest rate, which directly affects prime rates for commercial banks and the interest they can charge on various lending products.  In meetings on July 22 and Sept. 7, the Bank of Canada has

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Film screening and discussion to highlight Treaty history in Canada

Film screening and discussion to highlight Treaty history in Canada

On Sept. 18, the Office of Indigenous Engagement is hosting a film discussion event in ENG SSE 207 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Attendees will be watching episode six of the series Treaty Road, a six part docu-series that follows two Canadians on their journey to

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The Alex Mobile Care Clinic introduces diabetes testing pilot in collaboration with the U of C and TELUS Health

The Alex Mobile Care Clinic introduces diabetes testing pilot in collaboration with the U of C and TELUS Health

On July 9, a new pilot program was announced – integrating diabetes Point of Care Testing (POCT) into The Alex Mobile Care Clinic, powered by TELUS Health. The Alex Mobile Care Clinic was established in 2022 and provides mobile medical care to various communities across the city. This program is a

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The Hunter Hub for Entrepreneurial Thinking provides a space for innovators across campus

The Hunter Hub for Entrepreneurial Thinking provides a space for innovators across campus

The Hunter Hub is located on the fourth floor of the Hunter Student Commons Building and was founded in 2017. It offers a variety of events and programs designed to promote entrepreneurial thinking. While the Hub hosts events open to all students, it primarily operates on a membership basis. When

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U of C researchers establish digital dashboard to support refugee health care systems

U of C researchers establish digital dashboard to support refugee health care systems

Accessing primary care for new refugees in Canada is a necessary and crucial step for new refugees upon their arrival. As surges of refugees occur more often in recent years, the capacity of the refugee health network has been under pressure. Researchers at the University of Calgary have created the

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