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Win against Vancouver propels the Calgary Surge to top of the west

A 17-point Surge win, this season’s second against Vancouver, put Calgary back into first place in the Western Conference, leap-frogging their western rivals.  A slow,...
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‘It just feels right’: CCSD offers future job to graduating student in bid to tackle teacher shortage

Before Oliver Norris can set his sights on his looming University of Calgary academic and football careers, he must first look even further into...
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UCalgary PhD grad to use art to help sick children express what words can’t

Childhood illness is a unique tragedy and awful tragedy. According to Dr. Kate Wong, no one can explain it better than the kids themselves.  Wong...
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One large step for students: Calgary’s first student designed satellite to launch this fall

Calgary, we have a problem, or do we? Come fall 2025, Calgary’s first student-built and designed satellite will be heading to space, but the...
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Crosswalks and close calls: Advocate says students at risk on Calgary’s streets

Despite consistent crash numbers, experts say biking to school is more dangerous than ever. Since 2016, the annual number of bicyclists involved in collisions have...
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Alberta teachers send ‘unmistakable’ message to government with strike vote

Alberta teachers now have 120 days to begin a strike following a 95 per cent approval for a strike. Seventy-six per cent of registered eligible...
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