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Calgarians can drink in parks this summer

May 31, 2021 Mandy Loi

Calgarians will be able to freely consume alcoholic beverages at some public places this summer. [ READ MORE ]

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Canada invites 90,000 immigrants for PR

May 31, 2021 Raghav Chanana

Canada welcomes 90,000 temporary foreign workers to be permanent residents in 2021 through six new immigration streams. This program is part of Canada’s 2021–2023 immigration plan to grant 401,000 permanent residence permits.
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New bill is a start to educating careless users of public land

May 31, 2021 Jessica Lee

About 60 per cent of the province is made up of public lands which see a large number of people each year hiking, riding Off-Highway Vehicles, and camping for free within its boundaries. These environmental impacts have gone mostly unaddressed and under-monitored due to a lack of funding. [ READ MORE ]

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City says no to a voters list to protect public safety

May 31, 2021 Omar Sherif

An increasingly crowded field of political candidates will hit the campaign trail with no voter list come October. And despite negative implications for the future, some are saying it was the right decision. The list [ READ MORE ]

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Mandatory hotel quarantine rules cause financial difficulties, new immigrant says

April 15, 2021 sugege Du

New Canadian immigrant says the mandatory hotel quarantine rule will cause financial difficulties to some essential travellers.    [ READ MORE ]

Physical Health and Wellness

Sedentary lifestyles contribute to health issues amid pandemic

April 15, 2021 Raghvi Sharma

The situation of the ongoing COVID-19 virus has, in some cases, made people lazier than ever before. With many restrictions in place, some of this is likely not by choice. The pandemic has contributed to an overall decline in physical and mental health overall. [ READ MORE ]

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International students struggle with remote online education

April 15, 2021 Priya Rani

The struggles that come with online education are proving to be difficult to overcome for some international students during the pandemic. [ READ MORE ]

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SAITSA offers tax help for international students

April 15, 2021 Michaela Pitman

The tax season is upon us and for international students this can be quite daunting. [ READ MORE ]

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Healthcare professionals and hospital staff stress over COVID-19

April 15, 2021 Raghav Chanana

The COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging for every member of society, and perhaps no more than for those working in hospitals, clinics and dispensaries – nurses, security guards, cleaning staff, and doctors to name a few. [ READ MORE ]

Entertainment

Tabletop games help those alone at home during COVID-19

April 14, 2021 Anna Smith

For those left isolated by the COVID-19 pandemic, a resurgence of popularity in games from 1974 may be an unexpected answer. [ READ MORE ]

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