Tonight on NAIT NewsWatch, short-term rentals are causing issues with the housing market. We get geared up for the Heritage Classic on Sunday, and we go for a surreal experience in a sensory deprivation tank. All that and more this week!

The Alberta government invested $11 million in the nursing bridging program to open more than 1,200 seating capacities for international nursing students. The investment aims to provide pathways for foreign nurses to get credentials in Alberta and help address the current nursing shortage. “One of the reasons was to make sure we tap into all […]

Tonight, on NAIT NewsWatch, we look at the ongoing war in the Middle East and a racist message that has appeared on a bathroom stall at NAIT. Then, we head to sports, where our own Woo H “sets” us up on the volleyball courts. Halloween is right around the corner, and Awiet Magok’s stories for […]

NAIT’s Student Association (NAITSA) is hosting the Discovery Days event from October 16-20. The event offers students a much-needed break from studying by providing different events to participate in. “The primary purpose of Discovery Days is to help students figure out where all of the services are available to them and what those services are,” […]

NAIT’s Animal Health Technology program is looking for dogs to donate blood. The Canadian Animal Blood Bank (CABB) and NAIT in the coming few months are holding many donor clinics to support dogs in need of a transfusion due to injury or sickness. “Essentially what CABB is, we take blood from dogs, just the same […]