In partnership with the Calgary Fire Department, the Calgary Public Library announced the launch of an expanded Firefighter Storytime across the library system on Jan. 8. [ READ MORE ]
Men, women, and children filled the streets of Calgary for the third annual Women’s March on Jan. 19, 2018. [ READ MORE ]
Lime, a US-based electric bike rental company, has made its Canadian debut in Calgary but is failing to meet the standards of the Alberta Traffic Safety Act. [ READ MORE ]
A overview of one of the most unique pubs in Calgary creating hand crafted, traditional English comfort food. [ READ MORE ]
Lack of headache training in Canada prompts researchers to encourage migraine patients to speak up about migraines as a disabling disease. [ READ MORE ]
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 ]
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.
A local pop up journalism publication took part in The Digital News Innovation Challenge and won big. [ READ MORE ]
Three years after a student referendum that approved plans for a new student centre, SAITSA anticipates funding from the Government of Alberta. [ READ MORE ]
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 ]
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