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Varsity court demolition starts despite unclear redevelopment plans
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Varsity court demolition starts despite unclear redevelopment plans

The closure removes a dedicated source of affordable family housing as questions remain over redevelopment plans, demolition costs and the number of residents affected.

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Tennis Team serves resilence
Sports

Tennis Team serves resilence

Inside the Dinos tennis club with Maya Elsaghir

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How the SU is addressing food security on campus
Campus News

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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