Fashion, style, jewelry, etc.
For years, the federal government has mistreated and disrespected Indigenous people, despite their status as the first people of our great land. Chantal Changon, a well-known activist in Calgary, has dedicated 30 years of her life to ensuring change and being the voice of those who are afraid to speak out.
The owners of Hedkandi Salon – 8 Street S.W location have hired local artist Tiffany Lynn Cuffley to paint their boarded-up door after a recent break-in. [ READ MORE ]
Thrift stores are now seeing a rise in popularity, specifically with the popular app TikTok having a large influence on Generation Z. [ READ MORE ]
New/Ish is a second-hand resale clothing store based in Calgary that aims to create a community around sustainable fashion. Founder of New/Ish, Bianca Saudelli, started the project by reselling clothing on her instagram page, which has since grown to a collective of resellers who share the same passion; vintage. [ READ MORE ]
Caitlin Varrin and Danielle Annicchiarico, owners of Lawless Vintage, launched an online market that has expanded from the East to West coast, with their Edmonton neighbour Rylea Coyote Vintage. [ READ MORE ]
“Getting your nails done is a form of self-care, which is important for well-being, and it’s a way to express yourself and [it done] makes you feel good,” Sarah Sawatzky, says. [ READ MORE ]
A look at the spring Comic and Toy expo held in Calgary on March 11 2018. The show was a success and brought in many people to look at the vendors. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT students had the chance to join a club at SAITSA’s Club EXPO on Jan. 30. [ READ MORE ]
Little Modern Market brings vendors who create high-quality handmade products for a variety of people to enjoy. [ READ MORE ]
Students are finding new ways to stay stylish on a budget. [ READ MORE ]
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