NAIT NewsWatch – November 29, 2024
December 3, 2024 - For this week’s NAIT NewsWatch, we take a look at how businesses are dealing with Canadians spending less on Christmas shopping, the Ooks women’s hockey team is heading to Europe over Chri
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NAIT NewsWatch – February 05, 2021
This week on NewsWatch, we cover the installation of NAIT’s first female president. Laura Jo Gunter officially took over as NAIT’s seventh president in the school’s history. The federal government has set new travel mandates, including a quarantine period that could cost you up to $2000. The World’s Longest Game is underway and is scheduled […]
Local fitness studio shares its struggles with remaining online
As the COVID-19 restrictions remain, a local fitness studio is working hard to keep its clients active online. Aradia Fitness faces some unique challenges. Unlike other fitness studios, their instructors use poles and aerial hoops to teach classes, and most students do not have this equipment at home. This has made moving classes online tricky. […]
NAIT NewsWatch – January 29, 2021
The winter 2021 NewsWatch season started this last week, with Cassidy Shandro and Zach Marks heading the anchor desk! We cover many fabulous stories such as: The Bissell Centre is in desperate need of assistance this winter due to low temperatures and COVID-19 rules. Scarlet Bjornson has been leading the charge to ensure the homeless […]
Animal shelter in Edmonton sees numbers rise during pandemic
Enjoying the outdoors is a favourite pastime for many in Edmonton. During this pandemic, one of the few positives has been having more time to get outdoors, and this has meant people have been noticing more and more wildlife. This has led to an increase to calls to animal shelters across the city. “I would […]
Cheers to CHED!
Santa’s Anonymous has stamped their 65th year of delivering toys to children across Edmonton. They also reached their goal of helping 20,000 children find new toys under their Christmas trees. They have come a long way from helping 500 children on their first year in 1955. This year also marked a new approach to receiving […]