News
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visits SAIT
Help is on the way for post-secondary students — and other Canadians — struggling with the skyrocketing cost of housing in Alberta and across the country. [ READ MORE ]
News
Arts
A welder, a writer and a teacher walk in to a bar… as punk rockers
Being a touring musician with a day-job is the reality of all three members of this Calgary punk rock band. [ READ MORE ]
BIPOC Voices
‘I did not see people who looked like me’ — being Black in Alberta
Many Alberta students have learned nothing about Black accomplishments in this province, or the fact that Black people lived in Alberta before the civil rights movement. [ READ MORE ]
News
New policies affect international students
The government of Canada introduced a new policy that includes fewer study visas and deduction of PGWP. [ READ MORE ]
Life
Life in SAIT residence has challenges
At the start of their college career, many students choose to live in dorms whether they come from a different country or live in the same city as their post-secondary. According to Utile Statistics, 8 per cent of college students reside in residential buildings due to the costs and other expenses like food and utilities. [ READ MORE ]
City
Calgary’s equestrian season returns with February Classic
Equestrian season is back, and Spruce Meadow starts off strong with the February Classics jumper competition for all the new young riders to show off the skills they have been training for and impress the audience with the charisma of their beloved horses. [ READ MORE ]
City
Deepak’s Dhaba puts community first
Deepak’s Dhaba has been bringing strong community values – and authentic Indian food – to Calgary since 2016. [ READ MORE ]
Business & Jobs
Airdrie businesses struggle as rent skyrockets
As commercial rent increases in the city of Airdrie, local businesses are feeling the squeeze – and having to make tough choices. [ READ MORE ]
Business & Jobs
‘Incredibly annoying’: Calgarians react to single-use item bylaw
The City Council officially implemented the single-use item bylaw on Jan. 16, 2024, and it’s generating varying reactions from Calgarians. [ READ MORE ]
Post-secondary
SAIT open studies allows flexibility and exploration
The Open Studies Program at SAIT allows students to take introductory courses in a variety of programs, allowing prospective students ideas of which major they want to take at SAIT. [ READ MORE ]