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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Edmonton names new police chief
The Edmonton Police Service has tapped St. Albert native Dale McFee to head EPS beginning in February 2019 on a five-year contract. The new police chief has over two decades of service with his most recent post as the deputy minister of ...
New play in Edmonton breaks boundaries: Viscosity
For most plays, you arrive at showtime and leave at the end. Most shows separate the audience and stage. Not Viscosity. It's the bandit of all plays. When you walk into the theatre there will be no audience seating area. It's the stage, ...
Edmonton charity sells discounted items to help build homes
Habitat for Humanity ReStore is a local charity that sells new and gently used building supplies. The items they sell are donated by companies and Edmontonians. Some of the items they accept include: appliances cabinets window...
Edmonton students ensure no stone is left alone
Students took part in a ceremony on Monday, Movember 5 to remember Canada's veterans. No Stone Left Alone gets children involved in a Remembrance Day ceremony by placing poppies on the graves of veterans. The No Stone Left Alone Memorial Fo...
November 1, 2018 – Second Edition
On this episode of 2nd Edition, a look at costume guidelines for NAIT, plus campus life three weeks after the legalization of marijuana and NAIT opens the first vegan restaurant on campus.