An Alberta judge says the University of Calgary can rescind a master’s degree awarded to a student 15 years ago before allegations he plagiarized parts of his thesis. Continue reading
The Friday morning email came from Carlos Zetina, who wrote that a woman named Nicole gave him the wrong phone number after he took her and her friend home on Thursday night. Continue reading
New research suggests Canadian oil is among the world’s most carbon-heavy, but Canada’s industry also has rules that could make a big dent in global greenhouse gas emissions if they were adopted worldwide. Continue reading
The guidelines include recommendations on the diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of mild concussions in children. Continue reading
“It just feels so good to see that more first year students want to come in and actually experience living in residence.” Continue reading
“The digital revolution is upon us. You can’t really think of any aspect of life that is not affected by technology.” Continue reading
Two guests on Global News Morning agree there are other ways the province could help those who earn less than $15 an hour in Alberta. Continue reading
A researcher from the University of Calgary says temperatures are on the rise across Alberta but Calgary, along with Banff and Jasper national parks, are really feeling the heat. Continue reading
Veteran Chuckwagon driver Mark Sutherland is involved in a study involving the use of a device to test the strength of horses. Continue reading
After trying for more than two years to unload about 50 surplus army tanks on a foreign buyer, Canada has given up and will likely use its old Leopard 1s for target practice or scrap. Continue reading
