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Scotiabank closing Carleton branch, students concerned for ‘convenience’ loss

Featured Alexa MacKie -
Scotiabank will no longer operate on Carleton's campus as of Aug. 5. Students say they are disappointed to lose on-campus banking.
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Arab, Palestinian students face ‘pervasive safety concerns,’ CUSA report says

Featured Simon McKeown -
There are pervasive safety concerns for Palestinian and Arab students on Carleton University’s campus, a recent student association report says. Respondents cited hate speech, harassment...
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Opinion: Why I’m still using the hellscape formerly known as Twitter

Featured Isaac Jackman -
X, the app formerly known as Twitter, is still essential for writer Isaac Jackman, for on-the-ground news and understanding political trends.
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How an Ottawa couple’s Queer Lifting Club built community in fitness

Featured Claire Hutcheon -
The Queer Lifting Club, created by Ryan Haché and Max Reddy, invites attendees to find a community in fitness.
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Perspective: Cutting the 93 and other familiar transit routes shows neglect for communities

Featured Sarah Hirsi -
For Sarah Hirsi, the 93 bus paved a way home and familiarity. OC Transpo's New Ways to Bus robs her of the security she's known for years.
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