Students at Bellerose Composite High School in St. Albert are participating in the Bellerose Bikeathon in support of cancer research. The students will ride on stationary bikes for 48 hours straight to raise money for the Alberta Cancer Foundation and the Kids with Cancer Society. Students from grades ten to 12 have formed teams for […]

  Edmonton’s hockey rinks are getting a workout this weekend as the Albert Native Hockey Council (ANHC) hosts the 25th annual Alberta Native Hockey provincial tournament in the City of Champions from April 5 to 8. More than 250 teams ranging from peewee to midget age groups have taken over several rinks across Edmonton, playing […]

Consider a city where wheelchair users can access everywhere anyone else can. Kenton Hamaluik, Musi Ala and Martin Ferguson-Pell hope Edmonton will be that city one day. Ferguson-Pell and his team took home first place at the HealthHack competition on Monday, after pitching their “Redliner Goes to Town” idea to the judges. The purpose of […]

Alberta’s capital opens its first two safe injection sites, including North America’s first hospital-based location. On April 2, the Royal Alexandra Hospital opened a 24/7 safe consumption service for patients, becoming the first hospital in North America to provide this service.   “We are going to fight to save every single life that we can. That, […]

This week’s special episode of NAIT NewsWatch Extra is brought to you by Team A. The show explores the growing number of millennials who are opting out of mortgages, plus how tiny homes are picking up momentum and we take a look at how the ban on combative sports in Edmonton affected careers in our […]