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SLC discusses senate report and tackles key campus initiatives

SLC discusses senate report and tackles key campus initiatives

The Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) held its 25th meeting on Jan. 21, focusing on updates from the University of Calgary Senate, the SU 2025 General Election and key appointments. Taylor Sterlow, the newly appointed Faculty of Nursing representative, joined the council for her first official meeting. Sterlow was appointed during

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SLC appoints Nursing representative and discusses winter term initiatives

SLC appoints Nursing representative and discusses winter term initiatives

Last week’s Students’ Legislative Council (SLC) meeting focused on appointing key representatives and encouraging participation in upcoming events. The council approved Resolution 82.18, appointing Taylor Strelow as the Faculty of Nursing representative. Vice President Internal Naomie Bakana explained the process that led to her selection.  “After going through

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How Indigenous wisdom can save Canada from wildfire devastation

How Indigenous wisdom can save Canada from wildfire devastation

Wildfires have become an increasingly devastating reality for Alberta and much of Canada. In 2023 alone, Alberta faced its worst wildfire season in recorded history, with over 2.2 million hectares of land burned and thousands of residents displaced from their homes. Entire communities were uprooted, and the scars on

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Danielle Smith’s proposed Bill of Rights changes spark debate ahead of UCP leadership review

Danielle Smith’s proposed Bill of Rights changes spark debate ahead of UCP leadership review

Premier Danielle Smith’s recent proposal to amend Alberta’s Bill of Rights has sparked significant debate regarding its political and legal implications. These proposed changes, which focus on medical consent, property rights, and firearms ownership, come just weeks before the United Conservative Party's (UCP) leadership review vote,

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Students' Union raises concerns over international student visa cuts

Students' Union raises concerns over international student visa cuts

The federal government’s recent decision to reduce international student visas by 10 per cent sparked concern across Canadian universities. While the changes may not affect enrollment directly, questions linger about tuition hikes, funding cuts and support for international students.  The cap, now set at 437,000 permits for 2025

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U of C professor discusses compassion and its role in healthcare

U of C professor discusses compassion and its role in healthcare

As Alberta’s healthcare landscape faces growing challenges, from longer wait times to overburdened emergency departments, a crucial yet often overlooked element of patient care is coming to the forefront: compassion. As the healthcare system grapples with improving patient experiences, new research reveals that how care is delivered can significantly

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Daria Rabotkina presents The Ghosts of Inspiration

Daria Rabotkina presents The Ghosts of Inspiration

As part of the Faculty and Friends concert series, internationally renowned Daria Rabotkina was invited to perform an evening of solo repertoire at the University of Calgary’s Rozsa Centre. Currently an associate professor of piano at Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas, Rabotkina’s program was fit for

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