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The redevelopment of the interior of the building is set to start this spring and will modernize the schools vaunted culinary arts program.

Alberta’s government is ensuring Albertans and their families will have access to a world-class culinary program at SAIT now and long into the future.

PORTLAND - Norma Leinonen Ware, beloved wife of the late Dr. Roland G. Ware Jr., passed away at home March 25, ...

Since COVID-19 hit in March of 2020, most food businesses have experienced a roller coaster of closures and re-openings, but a couple of local favourites have…

Since COVID-19 hit in March of 2020, most food businesses have experienced a roller coaster of closures and re-openings, but a couple of local favourites have…

In 1988, when I was a 14-year-old student at John Ware junior high school in Calgary, I was sexually assaulted by my Grade 8 teacher, Michael Gregory. At the…

Canadian schools devote time to Black history and the Black Canadian experience in February, but what happens the rest of the year? Many educators, historians, students and community members are working to make Black history part of everyday learning.

The Blyth Festival will open its season in June outdoors on the new Harvest Stage.

The provincial government is giving a financial boost to program designed to help new Canadians and visible minority youth.

As part of Black History Month, Alberta’s government is investing up to $144,600 in the John Ware Youth Empowerment Program over the next two years.