City
Eau Claire Market closure announcement triggers memories
The Eau Claire Market’s days are numbered, and people in Calgary are reminiscing about the role this shopping centre has played in their lives. [ READ MORE ]
News
Post-secondary
SAIT students embrace the library
Libraries are often considered old forms of browsing information yet have resources that might not be easily accessible on the internet. In a world where information is easily accessible with just a few clicks, it could be assumed that libraries are gradually becoming less relevant. [ READ MORE ]
City
Are Calgarians prepared to drive this winter?
Calgary’s first major snow dump this season on Monday created many challenges for motorists who were forced to get used to winter driving once more. [ READ MORE ]
City
Section of C-Train Red Line to close in late November
SAIT students who rely on transit will have to adjust to yet another inconvenience as work on the Victoria Park/Stampede Station will see a section of the Red Line closed in late November. The closure [ READ MORE ]
Life
Controversy ignites over India’s potential name change
The recent G20 Summit, considered the premier forum for international economic cooperation, brought new ideas to India, along with the possibility of a name change. Attendees and political watchers at the event held in early [ READ MORE ]
Post-secondary
SAIT students concerned by rise in tuition
SAIT has raised tuition fees for the academic year, causing students concern about budgets and time management. While some students are upset about the rise in tuition because work means they don’t get time to [ READ MORE ]
City
Leaving your country doesn’t mean abandoning your culture
Sikh culture is most prominent in the area of Punjab in India. The most important thing about being Sikh is the mother tongue, which is Punjabi. Nowadays, Sikhs are leaving their hometowns in India and [ READ MORE ]
City
Calgary becomes hot spot for migration
Calgary saw a large number of people migrating from all over the world this year in search of a better life. The city estimates the population will grow by 62 new residents a day for [ READ MORE ]
City
Rise in rent leaves students frustrated
The constant increase in the cost of living leaves Calgarians wondering if the issue is becoming a crisis. “It sucks,” said Jordan Archibaltat, a SAIT business student. “Rent is really expensive and I wish it [ READ MORE ]
City
Oktoberfest with a furry twist
Hundreds of people made their way to the Parkdale Community Association in southwest Calgary to celebrate Oktollerfest. The spin-off of the German tradition Oktoberfest gave dog owners a chance to have fun with their pooches [ READ MORE ]