Carole Holt is stepping down after eight years at the helm of NAIT’s women’s soccer program. Holt leaves on a high note having captured a provincial championship and the ACAC North Coach of the Year award. “I’m really proud of what we’ve done, it’s gone by really fast. There’s been some great athletes I’ve had […]

In this episode of NAIT NewsWatch Extra, we showcase a few in-depth stories our team worked on over the semester. A local man regains his strength and prioritizes his mental health, a NAIT athletics employee has been working in the gym for over a decade and a local princess brings joy to children across the […]

Kevin Danard, who was in Landscape Architectural Technology in ’97, dreamed up the idea of The Growlery Beer Company two years ago. Danard and his partner, Jeff Pollock, who was in Business Administration in ’95, saw potential in Edmonton’s craft beer industry. “You anticipate the problems you might have, and try to budget as closely […]

Sketching History is a new exhibit open at the Prince of Wales Armouries. A group of local artists get together to sketch different places in Edmonton. Their goal is to preserve the city’s identity. “As Historian Laureate for the City of Edmonton, one of the things I’ve noticed, and I think most people have noticed, […]

A new appointment-based drop-off model is now in place for lost, stray or abandoned cats. If you’re dropping off a cat you must call 311 to book an appointment with the Animal Care & Control Centre. Tracy Bauder, the shelter’s coordinator, says one reason for the change is the overcrowding of cats at the shelter. […]