SAMRU 2016 Election Results
Nina Grossman, News Editor It’s Wednesday, March 2 and a party is happening at The Hub. The Student Association of Mount Royal University (SAMRU) is announcing the results of the elections for a new Representation...
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Bell Let’s Talk Day a Success
Yearly initiative raised money and awareness for mental health Sam Ridgway, Staff Writer On Jan. 27, Bell Media hosted Bell Let’s Talk Day. According to Bell, the day is an initiative “focused on raising awareness...
Trudeau Comes Bearing Gifts to Alberta
Justin Trudeau promises $700 million dollars for Alberta Infrastructure Kiah Lucero, Staff Writer Last Wednesday, Feb. 3, the prime minister met with Alberta Premier Rachel Notley in Edmonton to discuss further plans to cope with...
“Frank” Conversations About Sexual Violence
Who’s Frank? Campaign 2016 promotes open conversations about preventing and recovering from sexual violence Amy Tucker, Staff Writer Lets be frank, talking about sexual violence isn’t the breeziest topic, especially at the university age...
Crude Glut Starving Out Alberta Jobs
Expert at Global Energy Talk says the undeniable interconnection of the global energy market will continue to be a factor in Alberta’s oil downturn Amy Tucker, Staff Writer Global energy markets are more connected...
The Bachelor Shines Light on North America’s Issues with Race
Reality TV needs to work on being racially inclusive Sam Ridgway, Staff Writer Racism is a problem. Can we say that first, please, and say it together? Racism is a problem. It is a problem...
SAMRU Representation Executive Debate Takes Place
A competitive candidate group took the stage in Wyckham House to discuss their platforms Kate Holowaty, Features Editor The Representation Executive debate was held this afternoon in Wyckham House and it did not disappoint....
The Bachelor Shines Light on North America’s Issues with Race
Reality TV needs to work on being racially inclusive Sam Ridgway, Staff Writer Racism is a problem. Can we say that first, please, and say it together? Racism is a problem. It is a problem...
What Alberta can learn from BC’s Consulting Mistakes
In the case of pipeline construction, the province needs to follow guidelines for Indigenous consultation Nina Grossman, News Editor Alberta should be taking notice of a recent ruling from the B.C. Supreme Court released...
Postmedia Cuts Jobs and Merges Newsrooms
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...
