City
Politics goes with home-made soup in Ward 8
The great soup debate of ward 8 at the Killarney Glengarry community hall, on Sept. 30, brought out a big crowd to taste the candidate’s soup. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT Campus
U of C rocks become a canvas for freedom of speech
[dropcap]E[/dropcap]arly on the morning of Sept. 25, students at the University of Calgary were greeted with a freshly painted Confederate Flag and the words “Heritage Not Hate” on The Rocks, as they are known on [ READ MORE ]
SAIT Trojans Cross Country
Trojans distance runners are off to a quick start
This year the men’s cross-country team has a new star teammate, Matthew Travailing, running alongside teammate Jacques Saayman, last-years gold medalist, with these two the podium is definitely in sight. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT Campus
Coding the key to success in the digital workplace
As technology continues to become part of everyday life, Calgarians have in some way been exposed to digital code. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT Trojans Basketball
Big plans, hoop dreams keep Charlie Conner on his game
Trojans rookie point guard talks about how he can continue playing Basketball at a competitive level after completing his business program at SAIT. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT Campus
Architectural Technologies keeps its students busy
The Architectural Technologies course is a demanding two-year program at SAIT in Calgary, Alta that helps to accelerate its students into the workforce faster than other options. [ READ MORE ]
City
East Village ‘like a Hallmark movie,’ local merchants say
Local businesses of East Village, Frilly Lilly and Liz + Lottie, share their thoughts on the evolving suburban-like community that has grown into one of Calgary’s most sophisticated places to spend a day off in. [ READ MORE ]