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What Will be Open on Campus This Fall?
If you're coming to campus this fall, you will need to know what buildings are open and how you can access them. Bookmark this page to ensure you are always up to date.
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On Your Way to Canada? You Need a Quarantine Plan
Whether you are coming to Canada for the first time or not, and you are or are not fully vaccinated, you need to submit a suitable 14-day quarantine plan to enter Canada. Our team of advisors can review your plan and assist you with any questions.
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You're Invited: What to Do with a Science Degree!
Hear wisdom from industry and academic professionals to kickstart your science career after your undergrad!
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Student Innovator Spotlight: Anka Chan on YouAlberta Blog
Co-founder, Anka Chan, of Ruth Sustainable pads is keeping plastic waste out of our landfills. She shares her insights on who inspires her innovation. Her team won the World's Challenge Challenge in 2019, when their product was called HempAct.
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Let your voice be heard as an International Student!
The International Student’s Association wants to hear from you! Share your advice, comments, and suggestions to incoming students.
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Now Recruiting: The Peter Lougheed Leadership College (PLLC) Chapter of the Global Young Leaders Network (GYLN)
The PLLC Chapter of GYLN provides a unique opportunity for youth from all walks of life to work together in developing/executing a community service project while strengthening their leadership skills.
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Trivia Answer
Canada has a total of six time zones. These include the Pacific (most of BC) and Mountain (Alberta, South Eastern BC, NWT, Nunavut and Saskatchewan) time zones in the West. The central Canada timezone is for Manitoba, some of Saskatchewan, Nunavut and northwestern Ontario. The eastern time zone includes Ontario and Quebec, and some of Nunavut. Atlantic time includes Labrador, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and parts of eastern Quebec. Newfoundland is unique because its time zone is 30 mins earlier than Atlantic Canada, so if it's 4 pm in Nova Scotia, it's 4:30 pm in Newfoundland.
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