This week on NAIT NewsWatch, we take a look into NAIT’s announced tuition increase and what it means for the student body. The province begins Phase Two of its relaunch strategy. New legislations allow for low-intensity workouts, the re-opening of public libraries and more. The annual SkirtsAfire Festival starts up while following provincial guidelines. All […]

Calgary-based, award-winning singer and songwriter Joal Kamps is Alberta’s next Artist in Residence. Before the announcement, Kamps spent his time as a co-member of folk/roots duo Flint & Feather. He also did solo performances; just him and his guitar. Now for the next year, Kamps will take on the role of arts ambassador. As an […]

This week on NewsWatch, we take a behind-the-scenes look at the future of Edmonton’s historic Blatchford hangar. This Alberta relic has the potential to be the new NAIT student housing. A new animal shelter has opened its doors in Edmonton. The North Haven & Adoption Centre is the second location for the Alberta Animal Rescue […]

This week on NewsWatch, we cover the installation of NAIT’s first female president. Laura Jo Gunter officially took over as NAIT’s seventh president in the school’s history. The federal government has set new travel mandates, including a quarantine period that could cost you up to $2000. The World’s Longest Game is underway and is scheduled […]

As the COVID-19 restrictions remain, a local fitness studio is working hard to keep its clients active online. Aradia Fitness faces some unique challenges. Unlike other fitness studios, their instructors use poles and aerial hoops to teach classes, and most students do not have this equipment at home. This has made moving classes online tricky. […]