NAIT NewsWatch – November 28, 2025
December 5, 2025 - This week on NAIT NewsWatch, we go into the possible speed limit increase on certain highways that are causing Edmontonians to raise concern. We also check out how the decreasing holiday spending is e
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Shumka offers senior classes again next year
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Alberta’s first Esports association smashes expectations in its first year
The Alberta Esports Association released the impact report from their first year, and the organization's founders are thrilled with the results. Founded at the beginning of the pandemic in July 2020, AESA is Canada's first provincial Espor...
Top-ranked local skater gives beginner skateboarding advice
Violet Whyte, team skater for Local 124, gives beginner skateboarding advice. Skateboarding has seen a boost in popularity since the beginning of the pandemic as people looked for outdoor hobbies to take on and after it was recognized o...