A recent report released by Stats Canada shows that over 200,000 immigrants have settled in Alberta between 2011-2016. The population increase has put pressure on post-secondary institutions to accommodate the diverse educational needs of all students. For English as a Second Language (ESL )and newcomer students, NAIT has been active in growing its services and […]

This week on NAIT NewsWatch; We look into an incident with the Metro Line LRT and how the city is dealing with the issue. We also cover the No Stone Left Alone campaign and look ahead to other Remembrance Day celebrations going on in the city. Other items from the cast include tattoos for a […]

Albertans may soon have to pre-pay at all gas stations across the province. Labour Minister Christina Gray, introduced Bill 19, an act to protect gas and convenience store workers. In the last three years, five workers have died and three were seriously injured due to gas-and-dash incidents and robberies at gas stations in Alberta. Minister Gray hopes […]

It is November, and that means things are getting a lot hairier, with Movember kicking off at NAIT. NAIT started holding events for Movember three years ago and continues to hold a variety of information booths around the NAIT campuses throughout the month. Dave Sawchuk, a NAIT instructor and Board Member for Movember Edmonton, explains […]

MacEwan University’s Allard Hall was sweeter than ever, with an event celebrating its latest success in urban beekeeping. The hives used in their project are called “FLOW Hives” which are built differently than traditional hives. With these unique hives, the honey it creates is classified as “extra-white” honey, which the Director of Sustainability, Kalen Pilkington, […]