There is a current high demand for healthcare professionals in Alberta, and the government is investing $11 million in nurse bridging programs. Internationally educated nurses will have access to spaces at post-secondary institutions across the province. “Investing in more seats in bridging programs helps internationally educated nurses get to work in our communities and meet […]

It is Deadmonton’s 10th anniversary, and they have decided to bring us back to where they started by re-introducing the Williams Farm. The Williams Farm is a haunted house that started what is now known as Deadmonton, using an old farmhouse setting based behind MacEwan University. In year two of Deadmonton, it was called “The […]

This week on NAIT NewsWatch, we look at Alberta’s minimum wage and how this affects workers, especially students. Plus, how you can protect yourself with this year’s COVID-19 and Influenza vaccinations, and NAIT has prepared something for the community this Thanksgiving. College sports are also kicking off, and we’ll see how they’re preparing for this […]

This week on NAIT NewsWatch, we look a new funding for trades at NAIT. Plus, the crime rate on Whyte Ave. is becoming a big concern for businesses, and they’re calling on the province to help out, and the NAIT Assistive Centre is now open for students with disabilities.

Social media is now a prominent part of everyday life, and there is no end to the growth of apps such as TikTok, Twitter, and Instagram. But how secure are these apps? When it comes to cyber security, many of these apps have been under scrutiny for personal information leaks. With the government of Canada […]