Interesting features on people and places
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 ]
Jessica Yang, a doctor in optometry, is concerned that consumers are at risk of buying incorrect prescriptions from unregulated optical companies online. [ READ MORE ]
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 ]
The Canada-wide pot shortage’s negative effects haven’t been felt by cannabis communities established before the Oct.17 legalization. [ 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 ]
In partnership with the Calgary Fire Department, the Calgary Public Library announced the launch of an expanded Firefighter Storytime across the library system on Jan. 8. [ READ MORE ]
Men, women, and children filled the streets of Calgary for the third annual Women’s March on Jan. 19, 2018. [ READ MORE ]
Lack of headache training in Canada prompts researchers to encourage migraine patients to speak up about migraines as a disabling disease. [ READ MORE ]
A long-standing Calgary tradition took place on Nov. 3 2018. “Stuff a Bus”, an annual event where Calgarians were encouraged to donate non-perishable items and place them in one of the several city buses spread from Calgary to Airdrie. [ READ MORE ]
Food deserts are prevalent in the city of Calgary, but the Community Mobile Food Market (CMFM) aims to help these areas by bringing fresh produce to people with reduced mobility. [ READ MORE ]
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