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Painted in oil: Calgary’s art influenced by oil and gas funding
By Ayra Fouad, Staff Writer In Calgary, it isn’t just the economy that is impacted by the boom and bust cycle of the oil and gas industry. Calgary is home to a vibrant arts...
Heard it through the pipeline: Pro-pipeline rallies taking place across the province
By Nathan Woolridge, News Editor On Dec. 17, 2018 the plaza outside of Calgary’s Municipal Building was flooded with an estimated 3,000 people — these people came together for a pro-pipeline rally organized by...
Stampede food you might actually die for
Holly Triebwasser Staff Writer I went to the Stampede this year with a mission: to eat. That’s usually my mission, but this year was different. With a group of friends in tow,...
Taking a second glance at MRU’s art
Photos: Reflector staff As students walk their usual paths to class each week they may pass pieces of art here and there. In fact, there are actually more pieces than you might think. According...
$1-million donation backs MRU scholars
Nexen program helps faculty focus on education research Rachael Frey News Editor Students come to university to learn, but they aren’t just studying — they’re also being studied. Mount Royal University...
Little bit country
A constellation of country stars Haleigh Packer Contributor In light of the upcoming country music award season in April, The Reflector has compiled a list of notable names to give those less familiar...
Sled Island: Alberta’s beauty on display
The melodic, folksy harmonies of the Rural Alberta Advantage are born from a simple, basic idea: embracing the beauty of Alberta. According to Nils Edenloff, the band’s guitarist, keyboardist and singer, the concept for...
