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How the SU is addressing food security on campus
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How the SU is addressing food security on campus

There’s still time to address food security with the Students’ Union before the month ends.

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Water restrictions to return Nov. 4
City News

Water restrictions to return Nov. 4

Restrictions will allow for the connection of the new Bearspaw South Feeder Main.

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Theatre Calgary’s Little Shop of Horrors hits all the right notes
Arts & Culture

Theatre Calgary’s Little Shop of Horrors hits all the right notes

This latest production has all the components that make the musical a cult classic

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Dinos fall in opening weekend series against Saskatchewan Huskies
Sports

Dinos fall in opening weekend series against Saskatchewan Huskies

The Dinos get one of a possible four points in an out-of-division matchup to start the 2026-2027 season.

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Pop-up flu shot clinic returns to University of Calgary
Campus News

Pop-up flu shot clinic returns to University of Calgary

The annual program provides free immunization against the flu to the university community.

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Albertans have voted to remain in Canada

Albertans have voted to remain in Canada

In a historic referendum, voters have chosen decisively to remain in Canada.

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What do U of C students think about the 2026 Alberta referendum?
Campus News

What do U of C students think about the 2026 Alberta referendum?

The Gauntlet spoke to students across Campus to get a feel for the sentiment of this month’s hot topic. The future may lie in what students did (and didn’t) say.

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Alberta Federation of Labour hosts pro-Canada protest before referendum
City News

Alberta Federation of Labour hosts pro-Canada protest before referendum

The AFL pro-Canada protests amassed a large crowd urging Albertans to vote option 1 on the upcoming referendum.

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