Stories relating to SAIT
[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 ]
The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in disagreements that tore families apart, according to one Calgary registered provisional psychologist.
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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 ]
As Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is continuously coping with a large-scale of backlogs, staying in their hometown overseas, thousands of students are still waiting for their student permit. [ READ MORE ]
Purple Kisses depicts the story of a young woman who is desperately trying to navigate through life while in an abusive marriage without any support from her immediate family, as seen through the eyes of writer and cinematographer Maryam Ejaz.
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Left side Jaxson Thys says the SAIT Trojan men’s volleyball team is closer than ever as they adjust to the loss of their homebase in the wake of pre-demolition construction occurring in the Campus Centre. [ READ MORE ]
International students have different feelings about Canadian weather and culture. [ READ MORE ]
International students can get help from immigrations in Calgary. [ READ MORE ]
Beekeepers in Calgary are now required to obtain a license to keep bees on their property, with a new Responsible Pet Ownership bylaw that places an emphasis on learning and responsible beekeeping practices. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT’s student development and counselling centre provide services to maintain the mental and physical health of students. [ READ MORE ]
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