The University of Alberta is encouraging students to say “hello” with the unveiling of its new friendship bridge. The Yellow is for Hello campaign is meant to encourage students to talk about their mental health. The campaign was started by Sam Fiorella after he lost his son to mental illness.  In the aftermath of his […]

In this episode, the Alberta PC party pick a new leader, the NAIT women’s basketball team hosts nationals and a celebration for International Francophone day. Over at Ernest’s Chef Ben Weeks shows off how to make a no bake peanut butter fudge. All this and more on 2nd Edition news!

On this edition of NAIT NewsWatch: As the federal government plans to legalize marijuana, Edmonton City Council is discussing what legal cannabis could mean for Edmonton. Plus the province announces a tuition freeze for the third year in a row, and Edmonton is eight years into its ten-year plan to end homelessness in our city […]

Normally math isn’t too celebrated in our everyday normal lives but on Tuesday, NAIT students made an exception as they celebrated Pi day in an unusual way. Pi Day is celebrated on March 14 as the date lines up to be 3.14 and gets people talking about the mathematical equation! Here at NAIT, students celebrated […]

BREATHE is the new strategy for connecting Edmonton’s neighbourhoods. The plan is to incorporate ecology, celebration and wellness to build infrastructure to support and benefit the 2 million people expected to be living in greater Edmonton by 2050.   Ecology will focus on a multifaceted approach to maintaining and supporting natural greenscape that will require […]