Life
Migraines treatment lags other chronic conditions, U of C professor says
Lack of headache training in Canada prompts researchers to encourage migraine patients to speak up about migraines as a disabling disease. [ READ MORE ]
News
Featured
SAIT offers complimentary naloxone training to students
SAIT is one of the many institutions across Alberta that is offering free Naloxone training, as well as access to the take-home Naloxone kits. The training sessions are offered monthly through SAITSA, SAIT’s student run organization. [ READ MORE ]
News
Central Library hoping to host more writers in residence
The library offers a host of resources, and with the opening of the new central library, they’re more accessible than ever. One resource that students may not be aware of is the long-running author in residence program.
Featured
Online news startup wins seed money
A local pop up journalism publication took part in The Digital News Innovation Challenge and won big. [ READ MORE ]
City
Wondering what happened to the new student centre? SAITSA is still working on it
Three years after a student referendum that approved plans for a new student centre, SAITSA anticipates funding from the Government of Alberta. [ READ MORE ]
Christmas
Calgarians stuff-a-bus, or 20, for the food bank
A long-standing Calgary tradition took place on Nov. 3 2018. “Stuff a Bus”, an annual event where Calgarians were encouraged to donate non-perishable items and place them in one of the several city buses spread from Calgary to Airdrie. [ READ MORE ]
Hillhurst Sunnyside
Vintage toy store a popular destination on Kensington Road
Founded in 1992 by museum professionals Edward Cavell and Donna Livingstone, Livingstone and Cavell Extraordinary Toys has developed into a delightful destination on Kensington Road N.W. Cavell and Livingstone are married, and over the years [ READ MORE ]
News
Some local business owners warming to the minimum wage hike
Some small business owners in Calgary are warming up to the minimum-wage hike in Alberta. [ READ MORE ]
City
Negative opinions expressed at second Olympic open house
More than 100 residents came to the second public engagement session by the City of Calgary, on a potential 2026 Winter Olympics bid, majority of which expressed a negative opinion. [ READ MORE ]
City
Community Mobile Market brings fresh produce to food deserts
Food deserts are prevalent in the city of Calgary, but the Community Mobile Food Market (CMFM) aims to help these areas by bringing fresh produce to people with reduced mobility. [ READ MORE ]