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Federal government investment in national suicide hotline highlights importance of mental health services
By Eda Kamal, February 2 2026—
Canada’s Minister of Health, The Honourable Marjorie Michel, announced on Jan.16 that there will be up to $120.2 million invested over the next two years into 9-8-8, Canada’s national suicide hotline.
“Protecting the mental … Read the rest
Opinions >
Defend your major: In the good name of political science
By Kiera Fitzpatrick-Moran, January 28 2026—
Political science students are, like many Arts majors, often met with doubt and concern in their choice of subject. However, political science is a broad-reaching and ever-relevant topic, and I will not waver in … Read the rest
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Studying abroad: A retrospective
By Ansharah Shakil, May 1 2025—
If you study abroad, you’ll find yourself. That’s the cliche I heard a million times before I even applied to go abroad. I don’t think it’s completely true — at least, I don’t think … Read the rest
Arts & Culture >
“How do you keep going if the song never ends?”: A review of the contemporary performance of I Would Prefer Not To
By Rhiannon Evans, February 3, 2026—
I Would Prefer Not To, produced by One Yellow Rabbit, is a contemporary stage performance created and starring David Gagnon Walker and Torri Morrison. Part confessional, part storytelling, I Would Prefer Not To focuses … Read the rest
Features >
UCalgary students tackle health inequity
By Imran Ahmed, December 17 2025—
Having access to adequate healthcare can often be an afterthought in many people’s lives – something that is urgent only when a crisis strikes. In Canada, that sense of security is reinforced by the … Read the rest
