City
Salary remains same, everything goes up – Calgarians share inflation struggles
Salary Remains the Same Everything Goes Up – Calgarians Worried About Inflation. [ READ MORE ]
Month: November 2022
News
Canada lifts 20-hour-a-week cap on work for international students
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]o help with the labour shortage, the Canadian government is set to allow international students to work off-campus for unlimited hours without impacting their student permits. [ READ MORE ]
City
Pandemic creates mental health crisis
The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in disagreements that tore families apart, according to one Calgary registered provisional psychologist.
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Seasonal
Albertans get first look at 16-foot tall Cheeto statue
Calgarians have rushed out to the small Alberta hamlet of Cheadle to view what is believed to be the worlds largest Cheeto. [ READ MORE ]
Arts
Chantal Changon advocates for more Indigenous voices to be heard
For years, the federal government has mistreated and disrespected Indigenous people, despite their status as the first people of our great land. Chantal Changon, a well-known activist in Calgary, has dedicated 30 years of her life to ensuring change and being the voice of those who are afraid to speak out.
Nature
Nose Creek watershed faces health concerns
T he health of Nose Creek in Airdrie raises concerns among city workers, council members and residents. “The health of the creek is not ideal, it’s not where it should be,” said Councillor Tina Petrow. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT Campus
Meet and greet hosted by the Muslim Student Association
SAIT’s Muslim Students Association held a meet and greet at the Senator Burns penthouse help Muslim students to socialize amongst each other [ READ MORE ]
Entertainment
The dark side of being an international student – homesickness
‘I have experienced homesickness for almost a year.’ Some students travel far from home for higher studies [ READ MORE ]
Arts
Local artists showcase their work at the Calgary Creative Art Guild’s Fall exhibit
Local artists gathered together to raise funds for the Veterans Food Bank at the Calgary Creative Art Guild’s semi-annual fall exhibit and sale. [ READ MORE ]
Arts
The heart behind the haunt
Entering a haunted house can be tense, terrifying, and spooky; however, behind the scary scenes of Haunted Calgary, you’ll find a huge heart. The volunteer-run event is nonprofit and offers a variety of scare modes, friendly to neurodivergent attendees. [ READ MORE ]