Reflectorial: We must demand change
Being passionate is easy. But acting on that passion is a different story. With the final classes of my journalism degree quickly coming to a close, I’ve been thinking a lot about what I...
Being passionate is easy. But acting on that passion is a different story. With the final classes of my journalism degree quickly coming to a close, I’ve been thinking a lot about what I...
By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor SAMRU’s Season of Caring is entering its 31st year of serving Mount Royal students. The program runs through November and December to support students in need throughout what can...
By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor According to the National College Health Assessment, Canadian graduate students in the Spring of 2018 answered survey questions that told some of the troubles and worries of post-secondary students. 44.6...
By Alec Warkentin, Staff Writer I’m probably not the first to say it, but a sizeable amount of the Netflix-distributed content that’s eeked itself out of the woodwork over the past few years —...
By Andi Endruhn, Layout Editor Mountaineers, climbers, skiers, snowboarders and self-professed outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds are not generally the people you would expect to pay and sit still indoors for hours on end....
By Sajan Jabbal, Staff Writer This has been a CFL season of ups and downs, but with the regular season coming to end, teams are looking to make their mark on CFL history by...
By Sajan Jabbal, Staff Writer With the first 10 games in the NHL season complete, many offensive first lines have showed a lot of promise, with players connecting with each other in a way...
By Colin MacGillivray, Arts Editor Whether you’ve been keeping up with video game news as of late or not, chances are you have probably heard someone in your life mention cowboys, the Old West or...
By Rosemary De Souza, Features Editor As awareness of mental health issues rise, several services, programs and accommodations have been developed to aid individuals in need. But that isn’t enough. For many of us, it...
By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor City council almost hit the brakes on Calgary’s Olympic bid after receiving the province and the federal government’s plans to help finance the Olympics. On Oct. 31, city council...