Interesting features on people and places
It’s a familiar moment when you’re buying your coffee: the payment screen prompts a minimum 18 per cent tip. For many, it’s a moment of panic. [ READ MORE ]
Calgarians have mixed feelings about an American-born citizen being elected to lead the Roman Catholic Church. [ READ MORE ]
Substance abuse holds many hostages in the trades. SAIT students aren’t immune to these issues.
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Beginning in 1916, SAIT was Canada’s first technical institute. On a crisp autumn morning, as you stroll through the colored leaves beside Heritage Hall, it is easy to note the history of the school in the century-old bricks. But what about the history of the trees along the Hall? [ READ MORE ]
In a world of rising grocery costs, one food stands out from the rest: the hot dog. As an iconic cheap meal, it remains an affordable and filling option for many. You can always count on hot dogs. And SAIT is making sure of that. [ READ MORE ]
As fall comes to a close and winter is nearing, students are gearing up for the cold months ahead. [ READ MORE ]
Gabi Brind‘Amour, 19, is a frequent cannabis user. Nearly six years after cannabis became legal in Canada, Brind‘Amour shared how she uses her cannabis knowledge and consumption to improve aspects of her life. [ READ MORE ]
A sudden long beep sounded on all mobile phones just before 7:45 p.m. [ READ MORE ]
Domenic “Dom” Stante has always been an avid thrifter. Tired of office politics and the corporate grind, Stante purchased Urban Thrift in 2015 with the goal of creating a positive impact on the environment. [ READ MORE ]
Fozzy Hakim is the second-generation owner of The Baklava Factory, a small, Lebanese bakery in Northeast Calgary that specializes in the making of baklava. [ READ MORE ]
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