As the birthing season for urban wildlife begins, Edmontonians may see an increase in furry friends in their surroundings. Understanding what to do if your path crosses with a wild animal in an urban setting is important so both groups can coexist peacefully and humanely. WILDNorth: Northern Alberta Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation can’t stress this […]

Over 60 restaurants are participating in this year’s Downtown Dining Week from March 15 to 26. “It’s an important event for downtown businesses, and it’s a way we have to promote and get the people motivated to come inside and try our products,” said Beatriz Ubeda, A Bite of Brazil’s co-owner. Downtown Dining Week offers […]

Gary and Colette Benoit know firsthand the stress and trauma front-line workers face daily. Gary has been a police officer in Edmonton for 24 years. He sees the impact of constant exposure to traumatic events on an individual’s mental health. Additionally, he has seen how it can also affect their families. That’s why they founded […]

Alberta is partnering with CAREERS: The Next Generation and Skills Canada Alberta for three more years to support youths that want to pursue a career in the trades industry. The latest provincial budget invested $ 30.4 million in both long-standing organizations to create fulfilling careers in the skilled trades. CAREERS gets $23.5 million and Skills […]

This week on NAIT NewsWatch, we cover the recent security issues around the University of Alberta and how it affects NAIT. The Ooks Men and Women’s hockey teams are in a tight position as the season’s end draws near. And we take you through the fast-paced world of Go-Karting! All that and more in this […]