Current events happening in your community
SAIT and the University of Calgary have been deeply impacted with more cuts to the operating cost of post-secondary institutions and the new performance-based funding model. Following the provincial budget revealed Feb. 27, SAIT announced 230 positions would be eliminated. [ READ MORE ]
Extinction Rebellion and the Canada Action gathered in front of the Teck office building on the morning of Wednesday, January 22 in morning at Ninth Avenue in downtown Calgary to take opinion of the traffic on the Teck Frontier mine. [ READ MORE ]
Nasir Academy is a Sunday school run by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community for kids ages seven to fifteen, at the Ahmadiyya Muslim mosques in Calgary. [ READ MORE ]
The event Calgary Womxn: Taking Strides called attention to education, community building, solidarity and action. Held at Central Library, the program followed the Women’s March and featured a full afternoon of art, performances, conversations and a resource fair. [ READ MORE ]
Homelessness is something that happens in every province, and is usually only talked about in a general sense, but what about the other people it directly affects? [ READ MORE ]
Calgary city council has unanimously voted to pass a motion banning the controversial practice of conversion therapy within the city. [ READ MORE ]
A majority of Calgary students surveyed either plan to leave the city after they graduate, or are thinking seriously about moving out. [ READ MORE ]
Calgary post-secondary students weighed in on who should grace the new $5 bill when it gets reprinted later this year. [ READ MORE ]
Immigrant women find resources to support their families through life skills training and form long-lasting friendships. [ READ MORE ]
January 19th, 2020 marked the fourth year of the Women’s March in Calgary, Alberta. Originally started as a solidarity movement with women marching in Washington, D.C., it has grown into an event with seminars, performances, and exhibitions. Approximately 120 people braved the cold to march down Stephen Avenue to City Hall, where speakers addressed the gathered crowd. [ READ MORE ]
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