Business & Jobs
Ex-oil patch engineers turn their passion for skiing into a business
93 North Skis has combined craftsmanship and engineering to produce Canmore made and designed skis that are hand-made and expertly tested. [ READ MORE ]
News
Day in the Life
Roommate woes have some students thinking it’s time cut a ‘Sheldon’deal
In the popular television show Big Bang Theory, Sheldon Cooper’s “Roommate Agreement” includes articles, clauses, and what to do with “riders.” If the signed contract is not adhered to consequences must be faced. [ READ MORE ]
Beltline
Stamp collecting still alive and well at this Beltline shop
For more than 22 years, Stampede City Stamps has been keeping Calgary stamp collectors’ collections fully stocked of tiny pieces of history. “The hobby’s in good condition,” says Dwayne Miner, owner of Stampede City Stamps. [ READ MORE ]
City
Fly straight to the Destinations Centre for a great deal on a trip
The 2018 holiday season has arrived and snowbirds at SAIT have the opportunity to get the best flight deals of the season directly from the Destinations travel centre at SAIT. [ READ MORE ]
City
City non-profit getting leftover food to those who need it
Calgary based non-profit group, LeftOvers, is redirecting food that will be thrown out to the landfill, and instead donates to local charities in need. [ READ MORE ]
Downtown
Local bands lining up for chance to rock for dollars
Rockin’ For Dollars is a Calgary event that happens every Wednesday at Broken City, a live music venue, and has been going on for two and a half years. The idea is all about the [ READ MORE ]
City
Once, in a library not far away, Star Wars delighted fans young and old
With the release of the flim ‘Star Wars: The Last Jedi,’ only days away, the Calgary Public Library decided to capitalize the excitement with a new Star Wars based event. The event was held on [ READ MORE ]
Featured
Government’s decision to extend tuition freeze welcomed
The Alberta Provincial Government has announced that the tuition freeze for post-secondary institutes will continue on into 2018-19 academic year, officially making it the fourth consecutive year. [ READ MORE ]
Featured
Is it time for a fall break at SAIT? Some think so, some don’t
People explain the pros and cons of having a reading break [ READ MORE ]
City
SAIT’s concrete toboggan team ready to go downhill fast
SAIT will be competing in the Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race in Waterloo, Ontario. Each school must build a toboggan in which the running surface is made completely of concrete. [ READ MORE ]