Prime Minister Carney speaks to Edmonton crowd at Forever Canadian rally
At least 5,000 people gathered at the Edmonton EXPO Centre to hear Prime Minister Mark Carney and other speakers urge Albertans to stand together ahead of the province’s referendum last Monday. The Nugget’s Denny Williams and Ash Wijesinghe were on site.
Denny Williams, Ash Wijesinghe | Oct 23, 2026 | 5 min read
‘The vibes are high’: Ooks women’s soccer team secures playoff spot after dominant winning streak
The women’s soccer team is building on last year’s success with an outstanding season that leaps above 2025-26’s high bar. Of the 12 conference games they’ve played, the women have won 11 and tied one. They’ll compete at provincials in Calgary from Oct. 31 to Nov. 1.
From the Board: Sept. 29 Board of Governors recap
Sept. 29 marked the NAIT Board of Governors’ first meeting of the 2026-27 school year. The topics discussed included an update on NAIT’s finances, OKRs and AI goals.
Finding life among the graves at Edmonton Cemetery
A cemetery is often referred to as a symbol of the bridge between life and death. “It gets into our fascination and very arm’s-length relationship, especially in Western culture, with death and grief,” says Shawn Hamm, a university professor and seasonal groundskeeper at the Edmonton Cemetery.
From the Board: Sept. 29 Board of Governors recap
Sept. 29 marked the NAIT Board of Governors’ first meeting of the 2026-27 school year. The topics discussed included an update on NAIT’s finances, OKRs and AI goals.
Clubs Corner: What’s new with Campus Clubs?
Ready to get involved at NAIT? Learn how to find existing clubs, create your own or explore the latest resources available to clubs.
More than nostalgia: Student club’s Beyblade tournament shows the ‘90s toy is alive and well
The Super NAITSA Anime Club “let it rip” with their first Beyblade tournament.
Local jam spots for musical peers and curious ears
Looking for somewhere to add some music to your night? These local jam spots can hit the spot after a stressful day.
This NAIT grad might be the next Punjabi-Canadian superstar
Prabh Singh, an Alberta local with 1.9 million monthly Spotify listeners, is the future of a rapidly growing Punjabi-Canadian hip-hop scene.
Accessibility upgrades aim to reduce barriers across campus
Times are changing as NAIT spends over $500,000 on Main Campus accessibility upgrades to reduce barriers for students, staff and guests.
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Dying to work for Deadmonton
Nugget writer Samantha Lajeunesse has wanted to be a scare actor her entire life, so she applied at Deadmonton — and got the gig. What does it take to build a nightmare?
AI hater reviews benefits of NAIT’s new AI diploma
As an AI hater, Nugget writer Liam Salmon will proceed to make the argument that NAIT’s new Applied AI diploma is actually a good idea. Yep, you read that correctly.
Too terrified to play, or too thrilled to look away?
Is it fear or excitement? Thrills or chills? Horror in media has come a long way, but recent adaptations of franchises like Resident Evil beg the question: what is too scary?
Sports
NAIT men’s volleyball aims for familiar heights after roster turnover
New talent and spirit enter NAIT’s men’s volleyball team in the form of nine new rookies. However, the determination of this team has not faltered in the slightest.
Ooks men’s hockey team bounces back with home opener win against Portage College
After a 8-7 shootout loss Oct. 16, the Ooks men’s hockey team met the Portage College Voyageurs again on Oct. 17. This time, NAIT came back harder and faster.
‘The vibes are high’: Ooks women’s soccer team secures playoff spot after dominant winning streak
The women’s soccer team is building on last year’s success with an outstanding season that leaps above 2025-26’s high bar. Of the 12 conference games they’ve played, the women have won 11 and tied one. They’ll compete at provincials in Calgary from Oct. 31 to Nov. 1.
Media
NAIT’s South Lobby is turning into what?!
It may look like the ping pong tables in NAIT’s South Lobby were moved for no reason, but behind the scenes, the area is getting gutted for a three-year long, $12 million project designed to streamline the student experience.
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