Newly weighted diploma exams a relief to many Grade 12 students
Starting in November, Grade 12 students will write a 30 per cent weighted high school diploma exam in Alberta.
Expensive yes, but ‘a pleasant smile is priceless’
Orthodontics has come a long way, offering many more options that are more pleasing to the eye. Braces can fix everything from bite issues to crooked teeth.
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October Pictures of the Month
October was chalk full of some great events, captured in pictures by SAIT’s Photojournalism and Journalism students.
SAITSA pushing to get out referendum vote for proposed new HQ
The SAIT Students’ Association is driving hard to inform students about the proposed SAITSA HQ building and to get out the vote for the Nov. 4-6 referendum.
Environmental documentary focuses on indigenous lawyer
An environmental lawyer became the subject of a documentary while trying to protect the land of his First Nations people.
Help migrating birds have a safer flight
Migrating birds will face a daunting obstacle course of death and danger this fall as they wing through Southern Alberta.
City, skateboarders building concrete relationship
The city of Calgary and skateboarders are starting to enjoy a better relationship, and that has resulted in the development of new skateparks.
Bitcoin cashing in on growing popularity
Bitcoin, still its infancy, has begun sweeping the nation. More and more businesses are allowing the cyber-currency, and obtaining it is easier than ever.
Calgary Ghost Tours offers eerie, affordable fun
The Inglewood leg of Calgary Ghost Tours features stops at local, haunted landmarks. Participants may not see ghosts, but the affordable event offers a look at Calgary’s history and provides a chance to hear some spooky stories.
Students’ associations stress safety at Halloween events
Post-secondary institutions will host spooky events for students to get into the Halloween spirit in a fun and safe way.
Recent Multimedia
Alberta-wide photography festival is back againApril 17, 2018
Canadians bought more vinyl, streamed more music in 2017March 6, 2018
SAIT women win bronze medal at ACAC basketball championshipsMarch 3, 2018
New boss at CJSW 90.9 FM puts community firstDecember 7, 2017
A tight race in Calgary’s municipal election – in picturesOctober 17, 2017
SAIT in the News- This RSS feed URL is deprecated April 23, 2018
- SAIT employees offered voluntary buyouts as school deals with budget constraints - Globalnews.ca February 2, 2018
- Two Alberta students awarded JPBG Prairie Equity Scholarships - rdnewsnow.com December 28, 2017
- Crane training at this Alberta college leads to an uplifting career - Macleans.ca December 20, 2017
- Union head knocks NDP government for SAIT layoffs - Calgary Herald December 14, 2017
- Polytechnics deserve a bigger slice of the federal R&D pie - The Globe and Mail November 7, 2017
- Class of 2017: From polytech to parchment, first Energy Engineering students set to graduate - UCalgary News June 6, 2017
- SAIT Students Association
- Congratulations to our 2018 SAITSA Award Winners! April 20, 2018
- Last Class Bash April 12, 2018
- De-Stress Fest April 12, 2018
- Changes to SAITSA’s Bylaws April 4, 2018