Business & Jobs
Calgary hotels plea for tax deferral
Ongoing financial challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have influenced Calgary’s hotel industry to request tax relief from the municipal government. [ READ MORE ]
News
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Virtual reality brings tourists to Grande Cache dinosaur tracks
A virtual reality tour of the Grande Cache dinosaur track site is slated to open in summer of 2022. [ READ MORE ]
Featured
Freedom Convoy takes Canada by storm
Trucker protests roar through southern Alberta on their way to protest in Ottawa Thousands of truckers have banded together to protest Canada’s Covid-19 restrictions, starting in BC, truckers have been gathering and journeying to Canada’s [ READ MORE ]
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Potential Strike at University of Lethbridge
After two years without a contract, and months of negotiations with administration to no avail, faculty members at the University of Lethbridge are now on the verge of a strike. [ READ MORE ]
City
Protests at Councillors homes could cost taxpayers $120,000
A group of protesters known as Calgary Freedom Central has been going to councilors and protesting the public health measures imposed on Calgary by the new mayor Jyoti Gondeck. These uncharacteristic protest actions have sparked [ READ MORE ]
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Advancements coming to SAIT digital technology program
SAIT’s School of Advanced Digital Technology (SADT) looks to champion emerging technologies by providing lessons on digital literacy introduced by an international standard. [ READ MORE ]
City
The Calgary Resilient Roofing Rebate Program is expanding
The City of Calgary announced it will expand a hail-resistant roofing rebate to all city homeowners starting this month. The Calgary Resilient Roofing Rebate Program is a result of a collaborative effort between the City of Calgary, Alberta Roofing Associations and the Insurance Bureau of Canada. [ READ MORE ]
Arts
Calgary salon hosts auction for mental health
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 ]
Business & Jobs
Increased waste from pandemic leads to innovative businesses
With increased waste caused by the pandemic, Calgarians might be looking for new ways to offset their carbon footprint in more ways than before this year. [ READ MORE ]
News
Some students still adjusting two years into online learning
The pandemic has made many of us much more familiar with online learning than we may have been otherwise, with many SAIT students who would have opted for in-person classes having to take their courses entirely online. [ READ MORE ]