By Cristina Paolozzi, April 29 2021—
In his last week as Students’ Union (SU) President, Frank Finley has introduced the COVID Student Relief Fund designed to support students who have been financially burdened by the pandemic.
In a post made … Read the rest
By Julie Baek, April 14 2021—
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, long-term care residents are limited to having only one to two regular visitors, which is not enough to maintain a healthy social connection. Long-term care residents are being physically and … Read the rest
By Cristina Paolozzi, April 2 2021—
In an email sent out to the UCalgary community on March 31, the university has announced that they are postponing their decision on international travel until June 15, 2021. The email continues by stating … Read the rest
By Aressana Challand, March 30 2021—
One year since the Alberta government announced the shutdown of all daycares, schools and universities, the entire education system remains operating on a COVID-19 reinvention. Fall 2021 applications closed on March 1 and university … Read the rest
By Luis Armando Sanchez Diaz, March 8 2021—
The beginning of the end of the Covid-19 pandemic is potentially near as a new vaccine will be now available to Canadians in a matter of time. On Feb. 26, it was … Read the rest
By: Serena Sajan, March 1 2021—
Amir Attaran, a professor at the University of Ottawa, tweeted out last year about how Alberta’s current COVID-19 situation is solely caused by the United Conservative Party’s (UCP) leadership. He expressed that the federal … Read the rest
By Luis Armando Sanchez Diaz, February 21 2021—
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect millions of Canadians and the world, the federal government is streamlining their efforts to prevent more outbreaks in the country with new travel restrictions beginning … Read the rest
By Elisha Chan, February 21 2021—
For many Albertans, the annual flu vaccine is just a routine pain in the arm. For some, getting the flu shot is just a timestamp to tell you that another year has passed. People … Read the rest
By Sergio Sharif, February 21, 2021—
The past month has reawakened a familiar feeling. Variants of the coronavirus have begun to rise in numbers, similar to when the virus first appeared in Canada. Experts voiced their concerns and in briefings, … Read the rest
By Kristy Koehler, February 15 2021—
Are masks awesome? Nope, they sure aren’t. Are they an infringement on your rights and freedoms? Nope, they sure aren’t.
Coronavirus cases are surging and the debate is still raging about the use of masks. … Read the rest
