Katie Hudson is a NAIT graduate from the Radio and Television Broadcast program who has started a company called Organizing with Katie that helps clients tidy and organize their spaces. Her approach is a lot like the popularized KonMari method created by Marie Kondo whose books and Netflix show have been trending in the last […]

The CFL season is just two months away and draft prospects from Manitoba, Saskatchewan, British Columbia and Alberta gathered at Commonwealth Field House in Edmonton to compete in the Western Regional Combine. For over forty football players, this was their last chance to impress scouts and general managers from all nine teams that attended. Their […]

Thousands of kids and kids at heart enjoyed the 75 displays and demonstrations at this year’s Science FUNday. Science FUNday 2019 was held at the Centennial Centre for Interdisciplinary Science at the University of Alberta, in partnership with Science Fundamentals. Families packed the CCIS building trying out the exhibits. Children got hands-on learning with interactive […]

With the start of spring comes an increase in rock salt on roads. Ryan Pomedli, an auto-body instructor at NAIT, says while salt and de-icers help vehicles from sliding in the winter, those same rocks speed up corrosion on your vehicle. “I’ve even it where it has rusted out of frame-rail and the car can […]

This week on NAIT NewsWatch: Mixed reactions to an Amber Alert issued last week for a missing boy in Edmonton. We look at why some people are complaining about receiving the alerts. Plus, signs of spring are popping up around the city, we’ll bring you some of the sights. And a massive game for NAIT’s […]