Stories on mental health
Beltline residents have their say about safe consumption sites
Emotions ran high as the supervised consumption site review board heard from residents of the city’s Beltline on Sept. 11 and 12. [ READ MORE ]
Stories on mental health
Emotions ran high as the supervised consumption site review board heard from residents of the city’s Beltline on Sept. 11 and 12. [ READ MORE ]
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 ]
The NHL reached a tentative settlement on Monday, November 12th, with over 300 former players regarding concussion related symptoms, yet countless amateurs also suffer concussions and are concerned about the long term effects.
Cannabis treatment is still in the ocean of controversy that surrounds the substance and how they control it. [ READ MORE ]
In his photo series, Home of the Brave, SAIT instructor Danny Miller aims to remove stigma and encourage more conversation surrounding mental health. [ READ MORE ]
A lot of post-secondary students’ experience stress during the school year, and petting an animal is proven to release stress in students and improve mental health. SAITSA hosts a Wellness Wednesday event every week on campus, offering many activities such as free breakfast, free tea at the peer support centre, free skate, Take a Break, and Pet-a-Puppy. [ READ MORE ]
Women’s safety awareness in Calgary is rising, asa organizations are providing different groups for those interested to join. The group 12 CSI hosts a monthly meetings where women can interact over tea and sandwiches, while having an open discussion on relevant matters. [ READ MORE ]
When daylight hours are shorter during the long and cold winter, many students experience seasonal depression. Research from American College Health Association’s National College Health Assessment shows that Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) can hurt academic [ READ MORE ]
Students all over Canada have been feeling the stresses of midterm exams, and for some, reading week may have come just in time. But students like Shantelle Bron, a third-year English minor at Concordia [ READ MORE ]
Rising non-mortgage debt in Canada is becoming a concern. [ READ MORE ]
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