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University of Alberta Golden Bears & Pandas — official RSS

Read
yes, on the basis of a feed or service it offers for others to read
What the paper uses
summaries in our own words from its feed alone, linked
How it is read
RSS/Atom feed
Terms
its terms, read 2026-10-08: “…including but not limited to RSS, API, software and other downloads (collectively, the “Services”),…”
Robots
robots.txt allows our reader (checked 2026-10-08); asks for 30 seconds between requests, which we keep
Offers its feed to readers
yes
Permission
to be asked
Decided by
the paper's publisher, 2026-10-09 (DECISIONS #38 (advertised feed))
Last answered
2026-10-19 02:01 UTC
Notes

The best U SPORTS source for Edmonton: Bears/Pandas game recaps, Canada West championships, national titles. `?path=<sportcode>` lets you cherry-pick just hockey/basketball/volleyball/football instead of all 21 programs.

The PrestoSports-style '?print=rss' pattern does NOT work here — bearsandpandas.ca and /news?print=rss both return HTTP 200 with the body 'Invalid data detected in QueryString' (a WAF rejecting the query). Only rss.aspx works. Sport path codes (mice, mbkb, wbkb, mvball, fball…) must be read off the site's nav. robots.txt (200) is a long allow/deny list of named bots — check that whatever UA you use isn't in the deny list.

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