NAIT NewsWatch – March 27, 2026
March 31, 2026 - For our last regular NewsWatch episode of the season, downtown Edmonton is opening new affordable student housing, some NAIT programs will see a tuition increase, and a Top Chef Canada runner-up visit
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In photos: Alberta Legislature commemorates Louis Riel
The Legislative Assembly of Alberta recognized Métis leader Louis Riel on Sunday morning, honouring his legacy and impact on the Métis people of Canada. Riel founded the province of Manitoba, running two Métis governments, before he was executed for high treason in 1885. The ceremony was a part of Métis Week, an annual celebration of […]
City of Edmonton celebrates Métis Week with official proclamation
The City of Edmonton declared Nov. 15 to 22 as Métis Week during a proclamation ceremony at City Hall, where Mayor Andrew Knack joined leaders from the Otipemisiwak Métis Government to recognize the contributions and cultural legacy of Métis people. “Métis Week reminds us that the spirit of the Métis Nation continues to grow through […]
Kingsway Mall kicks off Métis Week with a market
For the first time, Kingsway Mall partnered with the Otipemisiwak Métis Government to host a full-day Métis Market on Saturday, Nov. 15. The second level of the mall was transformed into a vibrant display of Indigenous culture, craftsmanship and community during Métis Week.
Edmonton seniors staying fit through Shumka dance
Shumka Dance Centre is heading into the 10th year of its Seniors Can Shumka program. A group that started off small, with only eight dancers, has grown to 41 seniors. “The absolute energy in this classroom is just so much fun, they are all here to have a good time,” said Tasha Orysiuk, Artistic Director […]
New report shows reading habit changing in Canada
THE CANADIAN READER 2024.pdf by BENJAMIN WANG
