Music
Talent company preys on bands, says booker
As concerts are tentatively being booked for the spring and summer of 2022, one company is being called out for allegedly unfair tactics: Landmark Events. [ READ MORE ]
Entertainment
Say goodbye to ghosting, swiping, catfishing and being stood up
Calgary singles no longer have to worry about swiping right, getting ghosted, and being catfished; all by participating in the 17th Avenue ‘Get off the apps and onto the Ave’ event happening over the next seven weeks. [ READ MORE ]
Life
PALS at SAIT returns after a year of isolation
Business administration students at the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) brought therapy dogs and their owners back to campus after a year-long break due to COVID-19 complications. [ READ MORE ]
Style
Second-hand clothing store aspires beyond profit
New/Ish is a second-hand resale clothing store based in Calgary that aims to create a community around sustainable fashion. Founder of New/Ish, Bianca Saudelli, started the project by reselling clothing on her instagram page, which has since grown to a collective of resellers who share the same passion; vintage. [ READ MORE ]
Multimedia
The portraits of Fall 2021
During the Fall 2021 semester, SAIT photojournalism major students captured a superb collection of location portraits in and around Calgary. [ READ MORE ]
Featured
November/December 2021 Pictures of the Month
This monthly gallery includes some of the top photojournalism made by SAIT’s photojournalism students covering the events and happenings in and around the city of Calgary. [ READ MORE ]
Featured
Fourth wave threatens safety at daycares
As kids under the age of 12 are not eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations, parents and daycare workers are concerned about children’s safety. [ READ MORE ]
News
Front-line workers faring well amid new mandate
[dropcap]I[/dropcap]mplementing Alberta’s vaccine requirement is going surprisingly well for some put to the task. Front-line workers have been enforcing COVID-19 health restrictions alongside their regular tasks since the start of the pandemic. For Dakotah Northcut, [ READ MORE ]
Pandemic
Amid COVID-19 uncertainty, post-secondary students return to campus
Although the pandemic is showing no signs of slowing, vaccinations and other precautions have allowed some students and teachers to return to in-person classes this year. [ READ MORE ]
Pandemic
Demand for guidance increases at SAIT
SAIT students reach out for help with their online classes, and with an increased demand, SAIT Student Services are busier than ever before. [ READ MORE ]