The Sweet and Sour Memories exhibit at the Art Gallery of St. Albert brings a fresh perspective to Edith Chu’s childhood, offering a new collection of artwork that explores her experiences growing up in her family’s Szechuan Cuisine restaurant. Through watercolour paintings, sculptures, and photographs, Chu invites viewers to experience her journey, blending family history with cultural […]

Edmonton Valley Zoo’s animal Care Supervisor, Wayne Woods said, “It is the largest wolf exhibit in Alberta.”  The Edmonton Valley Zoo has officially opened its new Arctic wolf enclosure, providing a larger, more natural space for its three wolves. This 5,000-square-meter habitat is designed to resemble the Arctic tundra, offering the wolves an environment where they can roam, climb, and engage in […]

Tonight on NAIT NewsWatch, a look at declining student voter turnout at the polls as preparations begin for the next federal election, NAIT gets provincial funding for a new skills centre, and Tesla faces backlash as protests erupt across Canada. All that and more on this week’s show.

Hudson’s Bay has filed for creditor protection owing nearly one billion dollars to over 2,000 different creditors. Canada’s oldest department store filed for protection March 7 in an attempt to avoid bankruptcy after 355 years in the retail industry. Former Hudson’s Bay employee, Isabella Perri, believes the stores closure is a possible retail trend. “Big […]

Over 60 restaurants in downtown Edmonton are participating in this year’s Edmonton Downtown Dining Week event. This event is organized by the Edmonton Downtown Business Association as a way to encourage people to spend their time, and money, in Edmonton’s core. One Edmonton waitress, Caitlyn Pandolfo of Old Spaghetti Factory’s downtown location, enjoys the benefits […]