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Calgary researched care path aided in improved outcomes in 2023 E.coli outbreak: Study

Though the circumstance around Calgary’s mid-2023 E. coli outbreak was in no way a success, a new study says it could’ve been much worse. A...
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Carleton comes out on top, UCalgary comes away happy from 2026 USports Men’s Final 8 Tournament

The Dinos' first time hosting the USports Men’s Final 8 tournament in 46 years won’t end with a title, but was far from a...
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Mathnasium centres across Calgary prep to celebrate Pi Day with free-to-attend events

Ahead of one of the year's biggest—and one of the only— math-based holidays, Mathnasium's across Canada are prepping their on-the-nose prizes, games and giveaways In...
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Students meet with Broadway actors during Les Misérables’ Calgary run

Midway through the Calgary run of Les Misérables, members of the show's cast — adult and child alike — stopped to speak with budding...
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Calgary university students call for provincial government to re-evaluate international student policy

After years of promoting Alberta as a destination for global talent, student leaders say the province now appears to be sending a very different...
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CBE officials acknowledge progress made in provincial education support, but say more is needed

The Alberta government’s recent steps in education are a good start, but more needs to be done, according to Calgary Board of Education (CBE)...
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