April 15 marks the start of the Edmonton Cart Rollout, a waste management system intended to reduce the amount of trash that ends up in landfills. 13 neighbourhoods were chosen to participate in the new cart-based system. “We really want to thank the 8000 participants taking part in the Edmonton Cart Rollout for taking this […]

Sledge hockey players are paying tribute to Matt Cook, a hockey player who passed away due to cancer, in the the 15th Annual Western Canada Sledge Hockey Tournament. The tournament was played on March 29 to 31 and also goes by a different name, The Matt Cook Memorial Cup. The sledge hockey tournament is open […]

This week’s episode of NAIT NewsWatch Extra is brought to you by Team A. In this show we take a more indepth look into the construction of homes for homeless veterans, a non-profit organization using Dungeons and Dragons to help troubled youth heal and an iconic hobby store which survived the threat of being shut […]

A group of University of Alberta students is working hard to ensure young people head to the polls April 16. Their campaign “Get Out The Vote” has a simple message: if you want to make your voice heard, then vote. Stephen Raitz and his group of volunteers starting working on the campaign back in October. […]

It was pushups rather than playstation for 40 high school students from across Edmonton, as they learned what it takes to be a police officer in the fifth annual Youth Recruit Academy. The four-day event is catered to youth interested in a career in the police force, showing them what it takes to be a […]