Local politicians gathered at MRU to engage with students
An opportunity to dip your toes in politics, students networked with local politicians— including the mayor.
Category: News
Piikani Nation declares a state of emergency over drug crisis
Bella Coco, Staff Writer The Piikani Nation in Southern Alberta declared a state of emergency on Jan. 2 after a multitude of drug deaths. In a statement to Global News, Troy Knowlton, Piikani Nation Chief,...
Editorial: Trudeau government pressed into new refugee supports
A new announcement of $362M in aid may go against recent government spending.
Delayed rocket launch leaves moon exploration hopes Earthbound
NASA Delays Much-Anticipated Moon Mission Another Year
MRU’s NourishU program teaches students to cook, meal plan, and grocery shop
By Julie Patton, News Editor On Jan. 19, Mount Royal University (MRU) launched their brand new NourishU program that teaches students the art of cooking, budgeting, and grocery shopping, all for free. Jody Arndt,...
Denied vote for free contraception, but MRU has you covered
By Julie Patton, News Editor In November 2023, the Alberta government voted against a motion put forward by the NDP to provide free access to prescription contraception. Had the vote gone through, Albertans would receive...
Let’s talk about Trudeau
By Iyan Velji, Contributor On Feb. 28, 1984, then-Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau went for a contemplative walk in the snowy streets of Ottawa before announcing he would step down as leader of the Liberal...
Holiday initiative supports local families in crisis
By Julie Patton, News Editor This holiday season, local shoppers at Southcentre Mall can treat themselves to a cookie while also supporting local charity Made by Momma. The organization supports families and women in...
