New Comedy Film Retail! is a Must Watch for Anyone Who's Worked in Customer Service If you've ever worked a retail job, the new indie comedy Retail! is made for you. Created by Calgary siblings Eric and Renee Amber and their friend Patrick Downing, the film is based on their real-life experiences working at their famil...

SAIT, along with other university campuses across Canada, is inviting students, staff, and community members to take part in early voting for the 2025 federal election through on-campus polling stations. SAIT's polls will be open from Sunday, April 13, to Wednesday, April 16, in classrooms AA117 and AA119, located on t...

Olympic Plaza to Undergo $70M Transformation One of Calgary's most iconic public spaces is getting a major upgrade. The city has announced a $70 million revitalization project for Olympic Plaza, aiming to turn the 1988 Winter Games landmark into a vibrant, year-round gathering place. Plans include a new permanent stage...

The Liberals have an eight-point lead over the Conservatives as the 36-day election campaign enters its final stretch. A three-day rolling sample by Nanos Research, ending April 17, shows the Liberals at 45 per cent support nationally, while the Conservatives trail at 37 per cent. The New Democratic Party sits at 8 per...

The Calgary Flames' recent elimination from playoff contention isn't just a disappointment for hockey fans it's a blow to the city's nightlife and hospitality industries. Throughout the season, bars and restaurants in downtown Calgary relied heavily on the energy and presence of Flames fans. Whether it was pre-game dri...

Social media habits are shifting rapidly among students at SAIT, with many turning away from platforms like X (formerly Twitter) amid mounting concerns about leadership, platform stability, and online safety. The change comes at a time when Elon Musk's leadership of X has sparked significant backlash, prompting users, ...

With the federal election on the horizon, many Calgarians appear eager to head to the polls. As the national conversation intensifies, many voters are zeroing in on issues that hit close to home. In conversations across Calgary, residents voiced a range of priorities, but two issues stood out: the economy and the affor...

When people think about Calgary, they usually picture huge suburbs and never-ending commutes. But if you zoom in a bit, you'll find some awesome neighborhoods where everything-cafés, grocery stores, parks, and even work-is just a short walk away. If you don't have a car or just want to make life simpler, these a...

As of April 15th, the Calgary flames trail the St. Louis Blues by two points and the Minnesota Wild by 3 points in the race for the final wild card spot in the Western Conference. Calgary has an opportunity to secure the final spot dependent on the two teams ahead of them losing Tuesday evening. Calgary on the other ha...

Between 2019 and 2023, catalytic converter theft in Alberta increased by 261%, with RCMP, Calgary Police Service and the Edmonton Police Service reported respective increases of 695% , 103% and 269%. The province is fighting back with the Scrap Metal Dealers and Recyclers Identification Act. Helping monitor sales and m...