Pandemic
Remote practicums on the rise
Classes and courses aren’t the only part of post-secondary education that’s making the online switch, but now practicums and internships as well. [ READ MORE ]
Physical Health and Wellness
Syphilis cases continue to rise in Alberta
Over the last few years in Alberta, there have been an alarming number of cases of an insidious sexually-transmitted infection: syphilis. [ READ MORE ]
Featured
October 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
September 2021 Pictures of the Month
Included in the 2021 September Pictures of the Month: The Running of the Bulldogs; the Superdogs; the Heritage Inn International Balloon Festival; Peace Bridge performers; Beakerhead; a classic car show; Trojan’s women’s soccer; the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation; and several others. [ READ MORE ]
News
Calgarians divided over government’s COVID-19 vaccine lottery spending
[dropcap]A[/dropcap]lberta’s workforce’s best shot at getting help from the government is the COVID-19 vaccine. That’s the implicit message the Kenney government is sending to Albertans with its vaccine lottery, according to some frustrated business owners. [ READ MORE ]
City
Who is looking after the health of first respondents?
Taking care of the mental health of health workers in Alberta. [ READ MORE ]
City
Why women in Calgary do not feel safe
Even though the crime rates in Calgary are going down, women are still feeling unsafe walking around. [ READ MORE ]
Life
A year later, Calgary’s northeast still recovering from hail damage
The fall-out from the tennis ball-sized hail storm and flooding that affected Calgary’s northeast communities a year ago is still not over. [ READ MORE ]
Life
Accessing mental health care services difficult for many
Anyone who has ever felt that sinking feeling of sadness or depression setting in will have gone to Google, typed in “counselling near me” and either struggled to find something or found that the fee [ READ MORE ]
Life
Gas prices in Alberta put a downer on summer vacations
With COVID-19 restrictions eased as of July 1, Albertans should be getting a taste of freedom. Instead, some are getting hammered by another factor outside of their control: the price of fuel. [ READ MORE ]