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Month: November 2023

Business & Jobs

Through the keyhole: A look at a 50-year locksmith career

November 28, 2023 Laura Horvat

Ernie Olson will retire from his job as a locksmith after running his business for 45 years. He recalls all the moments from the beginning of his career and the interesting things he encountered while working as a locksmith.  [ READ MORE ]

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Diwali celebrations strengthen Indo-Canadian communities

November 28, 2023 Harpreet Singh

Canadian institutes like SAIT are maintaining a multicultural environment around the country by celebrating other community’s festivals. [ READ MORE ]

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‘Canada adopted us’: One family’s journey from Syria to Calgary

November 28, 2023 Daniel Janson

Since the beginning of the Syrian Civil War in 2011, more than five million people have fled the country as refugees, with more than 40,000 Syrians coming to Canada. [ READ MORE ]

Food and Nutrition

Glitch Gaming Lounge: Celiac-friendly entertainment and dining hub

November 28, 2023 Abbey Whitehead

As diagnosed cases of celiac disease continue to climb, Alberta restaurants are recognizing the need to accommodate various dietary restrictions for their patrons. In response to this growing demand, Glitch Gaming Lounge has emerged as [ READ MORE ]

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Hopping Forward: Society aims to diversify Calgary craft beer scene

November 26, 2023 Nathan Iles

The Hop Forward Society is partnering with local breweries like The Establishment to make Calgary’s craft beer scene a more diverse, fair place. [ READ MORE ]

Life

‘Ready for hot food’: International students adapt to winter weather in Calgary

November 25, 2023 Mady Albanese

In October, many international students at SAIT braced for the cold, when the first snowfall of the season took place. And with winter inching ever closer in Calgary, students are gearing up for the colder [ READ MORE ]

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Microdosing psilocybin: Varied experiences highlight mental health impacts

November 25, 2023 Patrick MacFarlane

Magic mushrooms, as they’re known, are an illegal psychedelic substance in Canada; the sale or possession can lead to large fines or even imprisonment. However, these laws do not stop many from procuring this funky [ READ MORE ]

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‘Happy Tears’: SuperHEROS helps disabled children achieve hockey dreams

November 25, 2023 Will Fisher

When Karen Kelm’s son Noah first stepped on the ice at a SuperHEROS practice, all she and her husband Mike could do was cry. Noah has a rare disease that affects his speech and cognitive function, but he had always wanted to be a hockey player. Now, years later, Noah attends every SuperHEROS practice living his dream. [ READ MORE ]

Entertainment

Record renaissance: Vinyl collecting on the rise

November 24, 2023 Janille Delos Reyes

Despite the vast array of streaming platforms, vinyl record sales surpassed CDs to become the most-sold physical music format in 2022, according to the Recording Industry Association of America. [ READ MORE ]

Food and Nutrition

Xanthan gum and applesauce: A foray into vegan bakeries

November 24, 2023 Pearl Nkomo

“I’d bake for Christmas and holidays with my mom like a lot of children probably do,” she said while sitting in her kitchen, which also serves as the headquarters of her gluten-free, vegan bakery, Tee Cupcakes YYC. [ READ MORE ]

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