This week on NAIT NewsWatch… We talk about an annual campaign returning to NAIT bringing awareness to gender violence, the new city regulations for dropping off lost or abandoned cats, and how Edmonton one woman is paying for billboard ads to try and find a kidney.

Halfway through November, holiday campaigns are kicking off across the city. Edmonton’s Food Bank is one organization asking for help during the festive season. Tim Roar is in his second year volunteering and he’s seeing the need grow. “It doesn’t take much to look around and see what unemployment numbers are up. I expect this […]

Students had a chance to start their holiday shopping early this week at NAIT’s fall Vendor Market. NAIT hosted Edmonton businesses at the market to promote shopping local for the holiday season. Edmonton vendors set up booths in the CAT building this Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The vendors sold locally made products […]

This week on NAIT NewsWatch… Students from MacEwan and the U of A united to protest post-secondary cuts, Albertans are bracing for higher car insurance rates, and a fall break will be coming to NAIT.

It’s Reading Week at many post-secondary schools in Edmonton, but not at NAIT. Universities like MacEwan and the U of A implemented the fall reading break in 2014. The break was created to help students catch up on assignments and reduce stress levels. via GIPHY Many NAIT students are questioning why NAIT is one of […]