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Another ecstasy-related death this month served as a reminder that Western Canada’s recent drug scare is not over.
A 16 year-old boy in Langley, B.C. died Jan. 15, adding to a growing list of ecstasy fatalities over the past few months in B.C. and Alberta.
In Calgary, five ecstasy-related deaths transpired since November, and another five in B.C.
The series of deaths began, when a 16-year-old male overdosed. Four more deaths followed in December. The deceased were aged 18 to 31, according to ..read more
Spam isn’t only found in your inbox. It’s also the staple at the back of your fridge that you eat when you’re out of everything else. While you’re whipping up your favourite spam recipe, take a look at these Weal web picks.
http://smodcast.com/getold Jason Mewes and Kevin Smith might be getting old but their comedic styling’s aren’t. Download their podcasts for free from smodcast or on iTunes and get ready to laugh.
spam.com The typical student budget severely handicaps taste and dietary variety. This ..read more
At lunchtime on December 2nd, 2010, SAITSA flashmobbed unsuspecting students with a wicked rendition of Footloose! Shot entirely on iPhones and compiled together.
Special thanks to the members of William Aberhart High School Musical Theatre.
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Bethany Bartel digs the ball during a well deserved win against the NAIT Ooks Nov. 13. The Trojans won 3-2. Genesta Walz Photo
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SAIT Trojan Mike Ullrich, battles to the net during the second game of the ACAC Championship rematch weekend on Nov. 13. The Trojans dominated the weekend winning 3-2 on Friday and 6-3 on Saturday with Robert Norcera gaining his first college hat-trick. Genesta Walz Photo
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Jeanette Rutledge, Elizabeth Dickie and Jennifer Bishop of the HIOA program compete in a cake decorating contest in the Atrium on Nov. 15. The event is part of the Make Your Mark Campaign, an A&D initiative to help raise money for the Trades and Technology Centre and student scholarships. Andrew Crossett photo
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Icatar uses trowel to smooth out his work. Competitors had 60-minutes to lay as many bricks as possible. But that doesn’t mean they can be sloppy. They’re docked 50 bricks per deficiency.
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SAIT’s Garrick Collins blocks MRU Cougar Lane Forsyth’s shot during the agame at the Cohos Common on Saturday, Sept. 25, 2010.
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Ever wanted to (safely) see what a 2,000-degree house fire looks like?
On Sept. 29, the Calgary Fire Department will be burning two fully furnished house-like structures on campus to convey a vital fire safety message to students.
The demonstration – the first of its kind to happen on a Canadian campus – will help shed light on fire safety for post-secondary students, said Calgary Fire Department public information officer Brian McAsey.
McAsey said he’s aware it takes a strong message to get ..read more
Ready, set go: The SAIT Cross Country team participates in its first meet Saturday, Sept. 18th.
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