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SAIT Trojans athletes juggle school, hockey and golf national championship
By Cami Kepke Reporter
Five years after meeting at Trojans hockey tryouts, Tashel Scantlebury and Karmen Mooney are team captains, about to tee up their last season — in hockey and golf. Continue reading
Some Calgary Transit riders upset over packed bus rides
Some Calgary Transit riders are raising concerns with bus service in the city. Some are upset over how full buses are, and others say they have had buses drive right past them. Continue reading
Corus Entertainment establishes 2 scholarships for Calgary journalism students
Scholarships in the name of Peter Watts and John Himpe were announced for Calgary’s MRU and SAIT journalism students from Corus Entertainment. Continue reading
Calgary cabinet-making student wins big at competition in Russia: ‘It’s totally like the Olympics!’
Fellow SAIT students are praising a cabinet maker’s talents and told him it was “pretty inspirational to see you make it that far!” Continue reading
NAIT and SAIT presidents part of Alberta task force for skilled trades
The Alberta government has announced a task force that will look for ways to increase awareness of skilled trades and raise the profile of the industry. Continue reading
Best young chefs in the world to battle it out in Calgary: ‘the nerves are there, for sure!’
By Gil Tucker Reporter
Culinary students eager to see international chefs in action at high-level event to beheld in Calgary: ‘you can learn so much!’ Continue reading
Calgary graduates hope to save lives with skyscraper rescue aircraft
By Blake Lough Digital Journalist
Team lead Nghia Vu said the terrorist attack highlighted how first responders are limited in their ways to save people trapped in high-rise buildings. Continue reading
Life-saving invention for opioids created in Calgary
By Jill Croteau Reporter
It’s an invention designed to address the epidemic of opioid overdoses across the country. The creator and the research engineer behind this product hope it will save lives. Continue reading
‘Grow my understanding’: Grade 9 girls explore STEM career options in Calgary
Explore STEM is a program that engages girls in science, technology, engineering and math careers. Continue reading
‘Today we mourn, but tomorrow we fight’: Albertans honour 162 workers who died in 2018
The International Day of Mourning commemorates those who have died in a workplace injury or illness and highlights the need to have safer, healthier practices in place to protect employees. Continue reading