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Everything you need to know about this year’s provincial referendum
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Everything you need to know about this year’s provincial referendum

On October 19, Albertans will head to the polls to make their voices heard in several aspects of the province’s future, including the contentious separation question.

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Explaining about all 10 questions on the referendum
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Explaining about all 10 questions on the referendum

The Provincial Referendum is less than a month away, here the 10 questions facing Alberta are explained.

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Alberta After the Referendum
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Alberta After the Referendum

What will the province look like after the October Referendum.

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Concerns raised for current University AI policy

Concerns raised for current University AI policy

SU and GSA representatives speak on strength of campus AI policies and outline responsible usage.

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A cautionary case against generative AI

A cautionary case against generative AI

AI has made a place for itself in our world, and while many users believe it optimizes their lives; some uses of the technology may be more damaging than they seem.

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End of the hunch
Sports

End of the hunch

AI-driven betting platforms transform sports spectating into a data-rich exercise of fiscal peril.

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The view from the bleachers
Sports

The view from the bleachers

For non-athletes, belonging at the arena is less about the scoreboard and more about the crowd.

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Block Heater Visuals Feature
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Block Heater Visuals Feature

Sergeant x Comrade // Photos by Raine Tajonera

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From campus to the campaign trail: UCalgary student Michael Harris runs in Alberta By-Election
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From campus to the campaign trail: UCalgary student Michael Harris runs in Alberta By-Election

The Alberta by-election for Battle River–Crowfoot was held on Aug.18, 2025, a race that drew national attention. The contest was triggered when incumbent MP Damien Kurek stepped down to allow Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre, who had lost his long-time riding of Carleton–Ottawa, an opportunity

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Are there enough multi-faith spaces for students at the U of C?
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Are there enough multi-faith spaces for students at the U of C?

The University of Calgary has a diverse range of students practicing faiths such as Christianity, Islam, Sikhism, Judaism and Buddhism. Many of these groups require adequate spaces to perform religious obligations, host events and connect with the community. Though the U of C does have spaces available, it appears that

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