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Orange Shirt Day hears the story of a residential school survivor
On Wednesday, Oct. 2, Phyllis Webstad, a residential school survivor visited SAIT to tell her story. [ READ MORE ]
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SAIT students bracing for a hit to their wallets as tuition increases loom
The UCP provincial government released their budget on Oct.24, and the budget has cut provincial grants to post-secondary institutions by 7.9 per cent for this year alone, while also deciding to cancel the tuition freeze in 2020-21. [ READ MORE ]
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October Pictures of the Month
Included in the 2019 October Pictures of the Month: Trudeau campaign rally; Maxime Bernier campaign rally; Sisters in Spirit vigil; Trojans hockey, soccer, volleyball, basketball and cross country; and many others… [ READ MORE ]
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Young voters may be the key to the Oct. 21 election
On Monday, Oct. 21, Canadians will vote for the party, and leader, that will govern the country. With the election drawing near, some SAIT students have weighed in on what voting means to them. “I [ READ MORE ]
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Walk A Mile In Her Shoes raises $94,000 for victims of domestic violence
On Sunday Sept. 15, 2019 YWCA’s 14th annual fundraiser ‘Walk a Mile in Her Shoes’ took place at the South Centre Mall. [ READ MORE ]
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New team created to support international students at SAIT
The SAIT International Student Center is bringing a new initiative of student leadership into campus, called the international student ambassadors. [ READ MORE ]
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As seen through the eye’s of SAIT’s second-year photojournalism students, A Day in the Life of SAIT 2019 provides a glimpse of what happens on our campus in a single day. [ READ MORE ]
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All Siebert is saying is, ‘Give pot a chance’
Former SAIT graduate, award-winning journalist and photographer Amanda Siebert, published a book about the usefulness of cannabis for pain management, as well as general health and wellness. [ READ MORE ]
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The struggle for an education is real, mature students say
When it comes to continuing education, some people might experience more stress than others because of commitments they face outside of school. That can be especially true for mature students. According to Alberta Education, a mature [ READ MORE ]
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5th Annual Make Some Noise rally drums up attention to mental health issues
Students, staff, community partners, friends and supporters joined SAIT Trojans student-athletes on Jan. 11 for the fifth annual Make Some Noise for Mental Health mobile pep rally. The pep rally began in the Campus Centre [ READ MORE ]