This week on NAIT NewsWatch: With the legalization of marijuana coming, we look at how NAIT plans on regulating cannabis use, to ensure the safety of staff and students. Two talented NAIT culinary students will be heading to Dubai to compete in the Emirates Salon Culinaire. And our own Brenden Escott tries out a sport […]

Over 200 Albertans packed their skis and braved the cold on Sunday afternoon to celebrate “World Snow Day” in Strathcona. Sunday, Jan. 21 marked the seventh “World Snow Day,” an annual festival held by the Fédération Internationale de Ski (FIS). The Strathcona Wilderness Centre was home to one of 523 events around the world and […]

The Citadel is getting significant upgrades to its five performance spaces after receiving funding from the Canadian Cultural Spaces Fund on Tuesday. The $504,262 will be put towards safety and technology upgrades to modernize the theatre. Chantell Ghosh, Executive Director of the Citadel says it will be used for, “upgrading sound, lighting, technical equipment, some […]

January 27, 2018 Game Story & Notes Game Story: Tonight’s biggest story occurred before the game even started. Concordia, currently holding the last playoff spot in the ACAC, lost their number one goaltender during warm-up; Tanner McCorriston suffered an upper-body injury after taking a shot up high. Head Coach Dan Glengloff was forced to start […]

January 26, 2018 Game Story & Notes Game Story: Coming off a bye-week, the NAIT Ooks had to wait a little longer to get into game action. After the national anthem, there was only one thing (well, three) missing from the ice: Zebras. The league had not scheduled any referees for last night’s matchup. True […]