Adam Brown had his life all figured out. He was a happy husband and father and was perfectly healthy. In the summer of 2015, Adam’s life was tragically flipped on its head. Adam found what he assumed was a canker sore on his tongue and soon discovered that it was cancerous. After a half dozen […]

This week on NAIT NewsWatch: What should student housing look like at NAIT? The school is asking students to weigh in. Plus a new report finds an increase of lead in Edmonton’s drinking water and how Alberta filmmakers are reacting to the latest budget cuts.

The Edmonton Down Syndrome Society celebrated its 8th annual Uniquely Me Fashion Show and Gala on October 23. The event showcases how every person born with Down syndrome can live a fun, fulfilling life. “Well, it raises awareness for people with Down syndrome, and the money goes to our centre for the services that we access,” said […]

The provincial government released its budget on Thursday. Advanced Education was one of the departments that will see substantial changes to its budget and operating model. We are very dissapointed with what we are seeing with respect to post-secondary education. I think it’s short-sighted in terms of understanding what has to be done to grow […]

The NAIT Ooks sports teams have been showing their support for Breast Cancer Awareness Weekend, swapping their blue jersey for pink t-shirts. The Ooks women’s basketball team sported pink in their first home game of the season against the Grande Prairie College Wolves. Both players and coaches wore pink ribbons and t-shirts during the warm-up […]