You should probably do a little bit more research for yourself before you decide.
SAIT's applied degree majoring in Accounting is acceptable for both CGA and CMA. For CGA, a degree is an exit requirement, meaning that you can still pursue it as long as you have a degree when you are done. All your prerequisites for CMA can be done at SAIT except for one: Operations Management.
All employers look for a wide range of talent. A lot of employers like that you have practical experience, that which the SAIT applied degree offers.
With SAIT's degree, you will be limited with the education you can pursue, but how far you go with your career will depend on your skills and attitude. You won't likely be able to pursue a master's degree with a SAIT degree.
I think SAIT has its place for those who want to start a new career, and for those who want technical skills with their education.
On the flip side, I don't like how SAIT advertises its "successes." The numbers that they publish don't tell you everything. I see the 97% employment for SAIT graduates all the time. What I don't believe is that all 97% of those graduates were employed in jobs related to their training. How many of those jobs could have been achieved without SAIT's training? I believe that some of SAIT's programs are complete garbage.
Has an IQ of 138, but can't figure out basic algebra.