Professional Sports
Ted-Jan Bloemen an Olympic medal hope for Canada in 2018
Ted-Jan Bloemen is a long track speed skater looking to get his first Olympic medal in the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics. [ READ MORE ]
News
The axe falls on a Calgary guitar institution
Axe Music Inc. set to close the doors of their popular McLeod Trail location upon the end of its lease May 31. 2018. [ READ MORE ]
Entertainment
New boss at CJSW 90.9 FM puts community first
After a year-long run with their long-time station manager Kai Sinclair, CJSW 90.9 FM, the community driven and run Calgary, Alta. FM and internet radio station is now under the wing of Adam Kamis, a veteran in the Calgary music scene. [ READ MORE ]
City
The Simple Supper: Meeting, and eating, at U of C
“The intent is to create community among students,” [ READ MORE ]
SAIT Campus
Interfaith Centre a place for people of all faiths to pray, meet and share
The interfaith centre is promoted as an inclusive space for all religions. Even if a person doesn’t identify as a part of any specific religion; all perspectives on spirituality are welcome. [ READ MORE ]
City
You need to make nearly $88,000 a year to afford a house, website says
With rising home prices, outrageous student loans and challenging job prospects, the idea of purchasing a home may seem to be out of reach for many Calgarian graduates. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT Campus
Low pay, student debt, have SAIT grads choosing to rent a place
Students graduating from the two-year Business Admin program at SAIT share their thoughts and opinions on the best financially when it comes to buying versus renting in the city of Calgary. [ READ MORE ]
Mental Health
SAITSA Stands Up Against Violence on Dec. 6
The White Ribbon Campaign and SAITSA Stands Up Against Violence Expo is so much more than wearing a white ribbon and attending an on campus event. [ READ MORE ]
News
Tuition freeze is fine, student groups say, but what happens when the thaw hits?
[dropcap]S[/dropcap]AIT students who are enjoying the government’s extended tuition freeze could be in for a shock, once the situation changes. While the Notley government has announced that tuition at Alberta post-secondary institutions will capped again [ READ MORE ]
SAIT Campus
‘Haunting’ red dresses return to campus for second year
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he red dresses have returned to SAIT. For the second year in a row, dresses bearing cards telling the stories of indigenous women who have been murdered or gone missing in Canada have been hung [ READ MORE ]