Mount Royal University

• Crime in Saskatchewan changed with COVID-19. Police chiefs explain why

  Two police chiefs in Saskatchewan say the pandemic has affected crime across the province, adding there's been a shift to address rising social issues as well.

  Canada

  Apr 25
  
• Alberta government investing $11M into province’s aviation industry

  The funding includes $6 million over three years to help Mount Royal University establish a bachelor of aviation management program.

  Education

  Mar 8
  
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• Used car offer from Renfrew Chrysler leaves some Calgarians feeling used

  A Calgary car dealership has issued an apology to its customers after a cash-back offer backfired, leading to a lot of online backlash.

  Consumer

  Feb 7
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• Alberta government promising changes to campuses amid university ‘woke’ free speech standoff

  'I believe it is important for our universities and colleges to foster a strong culture of free speech and diverse viewpoints, even when those viewpoints are deemed controversial.'

  Politics

  Jan 31
• Mount Royal University students on alert after reports of naked man on campus

  Students at Mount Royal University are raising concerns about a naked man harassing women on campus. 

  Crime

  Oct 24, 2022
• UCP candidates denounce Danielle Smith’s proposed sovereignty act as ‘constitutional fairytale’

  "She is telling voters that she has a magic wand that changes how law jurisdiction and how economics all work."

  Politics

  Sep 8, 2022
• COVID-19 hospitalizations continue monthlong rise in Alberta as universities prepare for fall classes

  In the past week, the province announced 27 more people died of COVID-19.

  Health

  Aug 17, 2022
• Ukrainian MRU volleyball player finding solace in sport as war rages on in her homeland

  As the Klimenovas try to stay in contact, volleyball has become an unexpected outlet to channel grief and stress- despite being a continent away.

  Sports

  Mar 17, 2022
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• As trucker convoy rolls into Ottawa, media faces criticism from right-leaning politicians

  Conservative leaders like Andrew Scheer, Pierre Poilievre and Scott Moe have recently criticized media’s reporting of issues like the trucker protest and COVID-19.

  Canada

  Jan 28, 2022
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• Calgary post-secondary institutions watch Omicron closely as winter semester approaches

  Calgary post-secondary institutions are watching the Omicron variant closely while determining teaching plans for the winter semester.

  Education

  Dec 20, 2021