Everyone was “dashin’ through the store” to fill their baskets with cleverly decorated gingerbread men, boxes of hand-made chocolates and Christmas goodies galore. [ READ MORE ]
Post-secondary students are among Calgarians taking advantage of a more affordable way to add fresh fruit and vegetables to the dinner table. [ READ MORE ]
Christmas is near and the Checkstops are coming, for drivers all over the city. But so may be a practice that Calgary Police Service views as a big problem: The use of social media by some people to help those who have been drinking to avoid Checkstops on their way home from a holiday celebration. [ READ MORE ]
Startup Calgary teaches budding entrepreneurs who wish to pursue a startup of their own in the city during its event, Launch Party 2013, held at the University of Calgary earlier this month. [ READ MORE ]
The Calgary Zoo has been closed since July 25, due to the flooding that took place, but that isn’t stopping Roz Freeman and Josh Watson from pushing forward and keeping the Zoo lights tradition alive. [ READ MORE ]
Students who get into financial trouble run the risk of high stress and even depression, a seminar on student finances heard Nov. 19. [ READ MORE ]
P]rime Time Big Band, of Calgary, made jazz history this year, when on Saturday, Oct. 12, the band swung into the first tune of its season opener at the Ironwood Stage & Grill. [ READ MORE ]
SAITSA launched the first ever Student Support Centre on Wednesday, Nov 20, to “provide mental health resources and support to all SAIT students.” [ READ MORE ]
An exhibit called The Stimulant is showcasing a new and environmentally-friendly form of film photography at the Art Central SEITIES Gallery. [ READ MORE ]
The SAIT Transfer Options Fair took place on Nov. 14, welcoming representatives from more than 32 universities from as far away as New Zealand, Australia and Denmark. [ READ MORE ]
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