October 2014 – Page 2

Traditional Japanese-style Tebori tattoo artists visit Calgary

October 27, 2014 Jenn Gardiner

The tebori tattoo family, Ryuendo, visits Calgary and use their traditional tattoo training during the festival. [ READ MORE ]

Storyhive helps local filmmaker’s ideas come to life

October 23, 2014 Kelsey Oster

Storyhive is helping local filmmakers to make their projects a reality. [ READ MORE ]

New mobile crane program to give Calgary builders a lift

October 23, 2014 Danielle Lake

With planning well under way, SAIT may be set to offer a brand new mobile crane and boom truck operation apprenticeship course in 2015. [ READ MORE ]

Students must compromise on secondary suites, council member says

October 22, 2014 Adrian Hopkins

Calgary aldermen are happy to continue meeting with post-secondary student associations to discuss the issue of secondary suites, but only if they are willing to begin to compromise. [ READ MORE ]

Fallentimber Meadery has Calgary pubs buzzing

October 22, 2014 Jordyn Thomson

“We start[ed] making mead more for personal consumption at the beginning, then we decided to make it into a business.” – Colin Ryan, Co-Founder of Fallentimber Meadery [ READ MORE ]

Fake arrests pull in $90,000 for a real cause

October 22, 2014 Kevin Yates

The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) held its annual Jail and Bail event at Bankers Hall, arresting 59 people to raise over $90,000 in the fight against cancer. [ READ MORE ]

Paperwork hasn’t stopped Dinos’ drive to Vanier Cup

October 22, 2014 Stephane Arnault

“This group hasn’t suffered a lot of difficulties, other than a Vanier Cup loss or whatever.” [ READ MORE ]

Calgary to mark year of reconciliation in 2014

October 22, 2014 Jenna Dulewich

Mayor Naheed Nenshi proclaimed this year to be the year of reconciliation for the city, while attending the tenth annual Sister in Spirit Vigil Walk. [ READ MORE ]

Dog Day: Students pet a bulldog as part of Mental Health Week events at SAIT's Heritage Hall in Calgary on Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2014. The Pet-a-puppy event is wildly popular at SAIT, with lineups regularly exceeding more than 100 people to pet dogs during the school day. (Photo by Aryn Toombs/The Press)

Students still love to pet a puppy

October 21, 2014 Kelsey Ferrill

Students got a chance to relieve stress by spending time with dogs in the “Puppy Room” hosted by SAITSA as part of Mental Health Awareness Week. [ READ MORE ]

Starting Nov. 27, let’s meet up at the SAIT meat counter

October 21, 2014 Ryan MacLean

In a few months SAIT will see the opening of its first official meat counter. [ READ MORE ]