What will be the future of Canadian journalism? Sam Ridgway, Staff Writer Canadians like to believe that their news is unbiased, honest and covers a broad spectrum of topics and viewpoints, but as Postmedia cuts...
New guidelines for Alberta schools promote acceptance of gender diversity Georgia Longphee, Contributor On Wednesday Jan. 13, Education Minister David Eggen released a 21-page document of guidelines on mandatory policies regarding LGBTQ+ rights that will...
Potential development in Calgary could include a new Flames arena Patrick Gibson, Contributor Snow is beginning to dust the 30-some cranes that occupy the north part of Edmonton’s downtown, but they show no signs of...
-The Reflector Staff Welcome back and welcome to 2016. While the ending of winter break tends to be quite bittersweet, new beginnings can make for some really positive changes. While we all make jokes...
University’s strategic plan includes required Indigenous Studies Nina Grossman, News Editor Future Mount Royal students may be taking three-credit Indigenous Studies courses as a requirement to graduate. The university’s Indigenous Strategic Plan involves “indigenizing MRU,”...
Increased fine and demerit points for distracted driving as of Jan. 1 Kiah Lucero, Staff Writer Whether you’re waiting at a stoplight or stuck in boring rush hour traffic, it can be tempting to quickly...
What can Albertans expect in 2016? Nina Grossman, News Editor With a new, unexpected NDP majority win in the spring, 2015 was a rollercoaster of change for old Alberta. New progressive policies and plans...
The Starbucks ‘red cup debate’ adds to controversy over secular holiday promotion Sam Ridgway, Staff Writer Here in Canada, we like to think that we are a part of a diverse country of acceptance...
New company GreenCup wants to make a difference with compostable cups Nina Grossman, News Editor Mount Royal Business Students Austin Lang and Emily Bartlett were inspired to create their company, GreenCup, when they learned...
Restriction of academic freedom for professors is a student issue too and diminishes the university’s atmosphere Amy Tucker, Contributor Mount Royal University, in compliance with Alberta legislation, officially approved the controversial code of conduct...
