The raising of a tipi signaled the beginning of Aboriginal Culture Day on campus. Students and faculty were invited to help build the tipi, celebrating Indigenous culture on September 22, at CAT Quad. The day begins a week of learning and reflection at NAIT leading up to National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange […]

This week on NAIT NewsWatch, we show you how NAIT staff and students are observing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Plus, a look at how rising inflation is affecting students and in entertainment, we take a journey to the Arctic, the newest exhibit at Telus World of Science.

After spending four seasons as a player and captain on the men’s hockey team at NAIT, a NAIT grad decided to test the waters behind the bench.  Ooks head coach Scott Fellnermayr was a member of the men’s hockey team from 2012 to 2016, winning three provincial titles in that span. Fellnermayr’s plans to be […]

The importance of the economy’s growth and strengthening the job market are what Canadians consider to be vital issues. As a little over two years have passed since the COVID-19 pandemic in March, plans to create jobs and build a more fantastic future for Canadians are at the forefront. Marci Ien, Minister for Women and […]

Throughout the past century, Alberta has housed hundreds of film productions. The mountains, the seasons, and the epic countryside are only a few elements that continue to attract film productions. A new government incentive – a $70 million tax credit for the film industry without budget caps – encourages filmmakers worldwide to film in Alberta […]