This week on NAIT NewsWatch: A look at how the city plans to keep roads clear and safe now that the snow has arrived.  We look at what NAIT is doing to support the growing number of ESL learners on campus and a Christmas tradition downtown is put on hold, why the Christmas light display […]

Culinary students at NAIT are partnering up with LeftOvers to reduce food waste. Saturday evening, students cooked meals for guests using only ingredients that would normally be thrown out by retailers and restaurants around the city. Volunteers from the organization collect this food and bring it to a service that can use it. This is […]

A recent study from Ryerson University talks about a lack of diversity in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics programs. The research finds that within these four programs, collectively known as STEM Programs, there is a significant gender imbalance. The study’s focus was to address issues of underrepresentation. NAIT’s Women in Trades and Technology group, or […]

Transport Canada has proposed new drone regulations that will set strict limits on where drone operators can fly their drones and what they must do to operate one. The regulations on Transport Canada’s website, cover “small drone operations” to “complex drone operations,” and include an interactive map of  “no drone” areas. One local commercial drone […]

The seniors of Strathcona Place have opened their doors to the responsible students of Edmonton. For the past few years, the senior home has been allowing the younger population to fill the unused rooms in its building. This co-habitation comes out of one key factor, accessibility. “They’re only about 325 square feet. For me, or […]