Football legend and former Edmonton Eskimos quarterback, Ricky Ray, has been added to the Wall of Honour at Commonwealth Stadium. After ten years with the Edmonton Eskimos, and six years with the Toronto Argonauts, Ray retired in May of 2019. Although Ray was ready to retire and is having fun with his time off the […]

Students from Edmonton Public Schools joined thousands of others Friday at the Legislature as part of a global climate action strike. The Edmonton Public School Board voted Tuesday, to support students from its district who wanted to take part in the rally. The board excused them from classes Friday, with parental permission. “We want to, […]

NAIT students got hands-on experience at this year’s 14th annual Industry Day. Petroleum Engineering and Chemical Engineering students engaged with representatives from 25 companies in the oil and gas industry. This year, industry experts highlighted the importance the environment is playing on future career opportunities in the field. “The attention on the environment has increased […]

This week on NAIT NewsWatch: We talk about what students are looking for from candidates in the federal election, Sobeys has a new weekly sensory-friendly event, and a new traffic signal system is being tested in Edmonton to make your commute faster.

The Edmonton Comic and Entertainment Expo wrapped up Sunday after three days of celebrating pop culture. Fans of all ages celebrated pop culture. Thousands shopped at hundreds of vendors and exhibitors, checked out panels and workshops and met their favourite stars and creators. They also dressed up in costumes and cosplayed with other fans. Richard Spilsted, […]