By Fabian Mayer, June 11 2015 —
New documents regarding market modifiers came to light last week after the Metro newspaper filed a freedom of information request. Three market modifier tuition hikes at the University of Calgary were approved by … Read the rest
By Emilie Medland-Marchen, June 11 2015 —
There’s a tradition in the Olympic Oval. When one of their skaters announces their official retirement, a photograph of them is pinned up in the north corner of the 400-metre ice surface.
Great … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, June 4 2015 —
Montreal-based art-pop band Braids underwent a lot of change before constructing their new album, Deep in the Iris. After parting ways with keyboardist Katie Lee during recording sessions for their previous record, Flourish//Perish, … Read the rest
By Emilie Medland-Marchen, June 4 2015 —
The Dinos track and field team may be in their offseason, but they’re already hard at work training for the upcoming year.
After a stellar season that included an overall Canada West win … Read the rest
By Sean Willett, June 4 2015 —
Electing our first new government in decades means there will be changes — in education, our economy and even our province’s public image. But few are asking what our new government may mean … Read the rest
By Jason Herring, May 28 2015 —
When online music streaming service TIDAL launched in late March, it was accompanied by a press conference featuring 16 of the most popular musicians today, who are ‘artist shareholders’ of the company. Jay-Z, … Read the rest
By Fabian Mayer, May 28 2015 —
A University of Calgary professor has been awarded a six-year, $1.65-million grant to train students in carbon capture technologies.
Carbon capture seeks to mitigate climate change by collecting carbon emissions from power plants, … Read the rest
By Emilie Medland-Marchen, May 28 2015 —
Remember when açaí berry was the superfood touted as the key to instant weight loss? Before that it was kale. Before that, spinach. Now it’s juice.
A new health trend has hit Calgary. … Read the rest
By Emilie Medland-Marchen, May 21 2015 —
I was a little girl when I played my first hockey game. I loved it, despite being one of the only girls on the team. It was my dream to play alongside the … Read the rest
Mad Men’s series finale aired on Sunday, ending the stories of womanizing Don Draper, baby-faced Pete Campbell and advertising’s failed attempts at adapting to a decade marked by radical change. The finale was marketed as the end of an era, … Read the rest
