Calgarians came together over the noon hour on March 27 to take part in the Ani to Pisi Spiderweb Enactment at the Confluence Historic Site & Parkland. Ani to Pisi, a Blackfoot creation story, teaches [ READ MORE ]
Rebecca Bowman is determined to help remove the stigma around women’s health and hopes to inspire meaningful change for women navigating the health system. She dreams of a world where women not only feel comfortable [ READ MORE ]
The warm lighting from the green, blue and beige lamps casts a gentle glow across the spines of books nestled safely on cypress shelves. A teal curtain is pulled back by a gold rope over [ READ MORE ]
While many teenagers think their opinions don’t matter, a group of Calgary youth attempted to prove otherwise last month at a rally to fight against artificial intelligence in any form. “We should have a say [ READ MORE ]
Eli Kinney-Lang launched the BCI (brain-computer interface) Jam series in 2019 as a hobby — a way to help children play video games regardless of any challenges they face. “I started working at the children’s hospital [ READ MORE ]
It’s a familiar moment when you’re buying your coffee: the payment screen prompts a minimum 18 per cent tip. For many, it’s a moment of panic. [ READ MORE ]
Calgarians have mixed feelings about an American-born citizen being elected to lead the Roman Catholic Church. [ READ MORE ]
Despite their choice in name, Alberta’s Republican Party is not affiliated with its American namesake, according to party leader Cameron Davies and others. [ READ MORE ]
Substance abuse holds many hostages in the trades. SAIT students aren’t immune to these issues.
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Remdhel “Ara” Nisperos is an artist and owner of “Kulay ni Ara” and a second-year international student taking hospitality and tourism management at SAIT. In her art journey, she stumbled and stopped a bit after losing her inspiration. [ READ MORE ]
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