By Ian Pham, August 30 2018 —
As a life-long Calgarian, I’ve known the name ‘Jarome Iginla’ for all my life — it’s one that’s synonymous with hometown hero, philanthropist, role model and captain of the Calgary Flames. He was … Read the rest
By Kristy Wong, August 30 2018 —
Entering university, there were a lot of things I didn’t know and a lot that I didn’t expect to learn. I did what most people did, stumbling blindly around campus to a chorus … Read the rest
By Jennifer Khil, August 30 2018 —
In a move that was both spot-on and long overdue, Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi proposed using $25 million of the city’s “rainy-day” fund on mental health and addiction support over the summer at … Read the rest
July 20 2017 —
Early last week, Greyhound announced the cancellation of all but one bus route in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, with service halting after Oct. 31.
For many of the 24 per cent of undergraduate students … Read the rest
July 17 2018 —
In an effort to make Bermuda Shorts Day more financially sustainable, the Students’ Union attached a $5 price tag — $10, if you didn’t buy in advance — to the event’s 2018 iteration. The end result … Read the rest
July 7 2018 —
“All of us that have worked in the music industry, it’s a calling for a lot of people, a passion. It’s meaningful, driven by the heart. But it’s not without its challenges,” said Andrew Mosker.
Mosker … Read the rest
June 29 2018 —
The current Students’ Union executive team is incomplete. Following the resignation of then vice-president external elect Puncham Judge in late April, the position was brought to the SU’s Nominations Committee to recommend the appointment of a … Read the rest
June 22 2018 —
Doug Ford is the next premier of Ontario.
This sentence seemed absurd mere months ago, but Ontario’s June 7 provincial election ended with a decisive victory for Ford’s Progressive Conservatives, taking 76 seats to the opposition … Read the rest
A recent article by The Narwhal, a newly founded online publication focusing on Canada’s natural environment, broke a story about the University of Alberta that should have sparked national outrage. The article detailed how research by a U of A … Read the rest
By Wyatt Schierman, June 15 2018 —
Justin Trudeau has a penchant for Roman history. His eulogy to his late father opened with the Shakespearean line, “Friends, Romans, countrymen” from the play Julius Caesar. His son, Hadrien, shares his name … Read the rest
