The Royal Canadian Humane Association honoured 30 Albertans for showing extraordinary bravery during times of crisis. Lieutenant Governor Lois Mitchell showed great pride when talking about the recipients at this year’s awards.  “The Albertans receiving awards today responded with great strength, courage and presence of mind and they saved lives through their efforts.” The recipients came […]

Since the legalization of cannabis October 17, pot shops around the city have seen lineups out the door and down the street. Numo Cannabis, an independently owned store was one of the stores that was open the first day of legalization. “Being independent, we’re really here for those people that have been working in this […]

This week on NAIT NewsWatch we take a look at the first day of marijuana legalization in the country and the rules associated with this legalization. As well as the partnership NAIT has with Pogo, a car-sharing company. Also, how animal shelters around the city are over capacity with cats. In sports, we take a […]

After a long and heated debate at city hall on October 9, Edmonton city council decided to continue the anti-icing pilot program, which uses calcium chloride on city roads to clear snow and ice. Councillors were trying to decide if having clearer roads was worth the risk of possible corrosion on people’s vehicles and damage to […]

It has been 10 days filled with family, action and dramatic tales displayed on the small screen. This year’s venue of films was its biggest yet, with directors and film companies from all around the world submitting their work to this year’s Edmonton Film Fest. New to this year’s festival was an event called “Shorts […]