Interesting features on people and places
Entertainment
Inflation across the nation
How are students and teachers in Calgary adjusting to an increased cost-of-living? [ READ MORE ]
Life
Life
Life in SAIT residence has challenges
At the start of their college career, many students choose to live in dorms whether they come from a different country or live in the same city as their post-secondary. According to Utile Statistics, 8 per cent of college students reside in residential buildings due to the costs and other expenses like food and utilities. [ READ MORE ]
Food and Nutrition
Gratuities the tip of the iceberg in Canada
Tipping a service employee was once a sign of gratitude, a way of saying thanks for good service. Now, tips are about paying wages. Many Canadians are getting sick of it. [ READ MORE ]
City
Calgary’s equestrian season returns with February Classic
Equestrian season is back, and Spruce Meadow starts off strong with the February Classics jumper competition for all the new young riders to show off the skills they have been training for and impress the audience with the charisma of their beloved horses. [ READ MORE ]
Mental Health
Saitsa AGM highlights efforts to help students
SAITs Student Association capped off 2023 with their annual general meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2024. [ READ MORE ]
City
Deepak’s Dhaba puts community first
Deepak’s Dhaba has been bringing strong community values – and authentic Indian food – to Calgary since 2016. [ READ MORE ]
Life
How cold is too cold?
The effects of extreme cold is obvious for humans, as cars struggle to start and pipes begin to burst. For household dogs, it can be a matter of life or death. [ READ MORE ]
Entertainment
The #BookTok effect: reading in a digital age
Is BookTok just a hashtag on TikTok for people to discuss books? Or is it something more indicative of what people are using to find their books? [ READ MORE ]
City
Separating wheat from the snacks
Celiac disease is an auto-immune disease where when the individual consumes gluten. In essence, the person’s immune system reacts negatively. While only one per cent of the population suffers from this disease, as awareness spreads, [ READ MORE ]
Life
Making connections after post-secondary in the East Asian community
After graduating from post-secondary, some can have a hard time making friends in their work lives and need a change from their day-to-day. That’s where Roots Collective comes in. Originally started in Vancouver, Roots Collective [ READ MORE ]