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[ April 21, 2026 ] Calgarians unite in spiderweb enactment inspired by Blackfoot creation story City
[ April 21, 2026 ] Calgary symposium pushes for change in women’s health City
[ April 21, 2026 ] Love letter to Japan finds home in Calgary’s Chinatown Arts
[ April 17, 2026 ] Calgary youth gather downtown to protest Artificial Intelligence Downtown
[ April 9, 2026 ] BCI Jam opens the world of video games to children of all abilities Life

Drop in short-term jail sentences leads to better local outcomes

October 25, 2022 Ethan Andruchuk

Adult sentence lengths in correctional services have dropped to a five-year low according to newly released data from Statistics Canada, representing a nearly 81% decrease relative to 2016. [ READ MORE ]

Away from the Mourning Crowds, some Calgary Residents Express hope for Change in Monarchy

October 23, 2022 Shreya Kochhar

While the world is in shock and London is packed with huge crowds and long lines, many individuals prefer to sit away from the crowds, a circumstance that accompanied Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral. [ READ MORE ]

Vast number of immigrants are satisfied with their personal safety in Canada

October 23, 2022 Namdeep

Despite the number of crimes happening in Canada, including a deadly stabbing spree in Saskatchewan, immigrants from various countries say they still have confidence in local law enforcement. [ READ MORE ]

Local Group Advocates for Protection of Nose Creek Valley

October 23, 2022 Mason Betty

Save Nose Creek continues to advocate for Nose Creek Valley despite an unfavourable outcome of a city council ruling. [ READ MORE ]

Muslim artists celebrate their work and growing Calgary presence

October 23, 2022 Qamar Hussaini

Around 280 artists and creatives gather to celebrate Calgary’s 10th annual Muslim art event on the evening of September 17th. The show featured artists from many different backgrounds, musicians, and entertainers, as well as a variety of foods and beverages for attendees to enjoy. [ READ MORE ]

Calgarians meet Exotic Creatures at Reptile Expo

October 23, 2022 Clayton Keim

The Calgary Reptile Expo attracted crowds to interact with exotic creatures and raise awareness for reptile and amphibian conservation. [ READ MORE ]

Electric vehicles make their mark in the oil province

October 23, 2022 Jayden Gagnon

Despite Alberta being a province famous for its oil production and jacked up trucks, it is undeniable how electric vehicles are progressively showing up on the province’s road each day. The electric car innovation is in Alberta; furthermore, with changes comes opportunity for some and resentment for others. [ READ MORE ]

Calgarians Reflect on the Queen’s Impact

October 23, 2022 Pamela Shah

Mourning Calgarians gathered at City Hall to watch a live broadcast of Queen Elizabeth II funeral and sign a book of condolences. [ READ MORE ]

A Day in the Life of Spruce Meadows 2022

August 25, 2022 The Press Editors

[dropcap]O[/dropcap]ur small but mighty SAIT Photojournalism team descended upon Spruce Meadows to thoroughly cover this world-class show jumping complex. The “Day in the Life” project challenged the students to record as many aspects of an International [ READ MORE ]

Electric vehicles becoming a more viable option for buyers

July 3, 2022 Carly Anderson

Electric vehicle (EV) technology has advanced significantly in recent years, with more charging stations and infrastructure being built to support it. As gas prices continue to rise and EV technology continues to advance, these vehicles will continue to become more accessible and affordable. [ READ MORE ]