Featured
Travel industry steps up sustainability game
Sustainability has been a growing concern in recent years, with pressure directed at tourism companies to focus on sustainable initiatives. [ READ MORE ]
City
Digital Service Squad supports small businesses
The City of Calgary announced the Digital Service Squad (DSS) program to provide a free one-on-one online support to local small businesses on February 7, 2022. [ READ MORE ]
Featured
Cosmetic injectables in your twenties
According to some Albertan cosmetic injectors, individuals in their twenties have been investing in filler and Botox. Botox and filler are two types of injectables used for the cosmetic treatment of fine lines and feature [ READ MORE ]
City
Airdrie Housing Market Booms 20 Per Cent in Five Years
Many Albertans are choosing to vacate big cities, to alternatively buy homes in suburban areas. And according to Statistics Canada, Airdrie has made the top 25 fastest-growing communities in the country. [ READ MORE ]
Entertainment
Lifting mandates brings people back to recreation centres
Recreational facilities in Calgary and surrounding towns are seeing a resurgence in the usage of recreational facilities with the COVID mandates being lifted. With Jason Kenney’s most recent announcement that Alberta will be lifting its [ READ MORE ]
Life
Issues of access for substance abuse support in Lethbridge
How lessening accessibility to supports for substance abuse disorders effects a community when dealing with addiction and mental health issues, as exemplified in Lethbridge, Alberta. [ READ MORE ]
Beltline
Calgary Baptist Church witholds access to all LGBTQ2S+
Calgary’s First Baptist Church, located on Fourth Street S.W., congregated together this month and voted on the decision to reject those of the LGBTQ2S+ community membership. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT Campus
SAITSA scraps election, appoints Board of Directors due to lack of candidates
On March 1, SAITSA announced that the new Board of Director candidates had won by acclamation. SAITSA’s annual Board of Directors election was originally scheduled to take place on March 23 and 24. [ READ MORE ]
News
Okotoks receives federal money to boost asset management
The town of Okotoks will be strengthening asset management resources thanks to funding provided by the FCM. Totalling nearly $50,000, the money will be used towards managing capital assets and integrating maps. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT Campus
Return to SAIT campus met with mixed reactions
SAIT reopening on Monday, Feb. 28, and students have mixed feelings about returning to in-person classes on campus. [ READ MORE ]