Half a Decade: Looking back at Criminal Justice
Katia Gallardo, Staff Writer Half a decade. For half a decade, I spent my time racing to complete my Criminal Justice degree at Mount Royal University (MRU). This past May, I was thankful enough...
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The acquittal of former MRU student Matt Brown
By Christian Kindrachuk, Staff Writer On March 3, 2020, Alberta courts found that the case of Matthew Brown, a former MRU student charged with assault and breaking and entering, to be acquitted of the...
No more fun in the sun
Don’t head down to L.A. if you’re wanting to start up a game of Frisbee on the beach on the fly. The local board of governors has passed a law forbidding the disc from...
Hands off the hand-held, hands on the wheel
Rachael Frey News Editor Love it or hate it, it’s finally here. By now, most Albertans are adapting to Alberta’s new distracted driving legislation, which started Sept. 1. The law covers a range of...
