A three-per cent drop in employment is expected in Alberta next year. However, SAIT students are confident they can find a job once they graduate even when the recession is an obstacle. [ READ MORE ]
SAIT business students led by two coaches took part in a case challenge to won bronze in Montreal, Feb. 11 to 12. [ READ MORE ]
The Palliser, Bayview and Pump Hill communities held a winter festival in their community centre, with people from the communities celebrating with various activities. [ READ MORE ]
Skills to Achieve held a seminar at Cardel Theatre to teach people new in Canada how to use their foreign education and work experience to find work. [ READ MORE ]
Hot dogs are scarfed down at this year’s SAITSA hot dog eating contest at the Stan Grad Centre on Jan. 9. [ READ MORE ]
Edmonton taxpayers may be on the hook for nearly half the cost of a new downtown arena for the Edmonton Oilers, but several Calgary alderman say the same kind of deal isn’t in the cards [ READ MORE ]
Justin Trudeau says that if he is elected leader of the federal Liberal party, he will be a strong supporter of Canadian businesses, while maintaining a responsible attitude toward environmental and social issues. Trudeau made [ READ MORE ]
Despite the medical advances in HIV research over the last two decades, society still considers HIV-positive diagnoses as a death sentence exclusive to gay men. This stigma remains, despite the fact that people with HIV [ READ MORE ]
Unbeknownst to most, many people suffer from an illness that currently affects approximately 20 million Canadians. It is called nomophobia, which stands for “no mobile phone phobia”– the fear of being without your phone – [ READ MORE ]
As of Feb. 4, a change has come, on SAIT campus and everywhere else in Canada for that matter. It was a change in the change you get when you purchase a coffee, a sandwich, [ READ MORE ]
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