SAITSA Tedi Market offers groceries and household goods on a pay-what-you-can basis for students who may be struggling financially. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT hosted a regional skills competition this year, allowing high school students to compete with their peers in welding, cabinetmaking, and carpentry. The winners from each category will be chosen to participate in the provincial skills competition held in Edmonton starting May 8. [ READ MORE ]
As SAIT continues to enforce its smoke-free policy, some students are finding ways to cope with the challenge of not lighting up on campus. According to SAIT’s website, it became a smoke-free campus in fall of 2020. [ READ MORE ]
Birthdays should never be spent alone, but for international and out-of-province students, it can be another reminder of just how far away your loved ones are. [ READ MORE ]
Nine members were elected to the SAITSA board of directors earlier this month — with terms running for one year — and the president and vice-president will be announced in early May. Voting was held [ READ MORE ]
After initially selling vintage and antiques, Heather Oliphant created The Art of Vintage, a shop for servicing and selling vintage typewriters. What started from typewriters used as a prop or a decoration for someone’s office, became functioning typewriters for writers and journalists. [ READ MORE ]
Whenever freelance artist Evelyn Mikayla Martin wields a paintbrush, she not only creates art but also raises a fist in solidarity with her fellow Indigenous people. [ READ MORE ]
All the sounds on the ice are familiar. Skate blades stopping and starting, pucks ringing around the boards, players cheering each other on, and lots of chirping. If your eyes were closed, you wouldn’t know [ READ MORE ]
“Lots of kids today don’t even realize the Cannons existed,” says Joe McFarland, co-founder of Alberta Dugout Stories. The Calgary Cannons played professional baseball in the shadow of McMahon Stadium from 1985 until 2002. Competing [ READ MORE ]
In the shadow of Chief Mountain, Larry Gibb operates a mixed farm, with a calving operation, a small feedlot, and the raising of crops such as canola, barley and wheat.
“I grew up on the farm and worked beside my dad and I grew to love the farm,” said Gibb, of Hillspring, Alta. “I think I was born to be a farmer.
“The water situation is definitely a concern for this year. We’ve had drought conditions for a couple of years now, and they’ve only worsened.” [ READ MORE ]
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