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New NAITSA bylaw adds voter interference rules

New NAITSA bylaw adds voter interference rules

The NAITSA Senate has passed a new bylaw with clearer rules on how candidates can interact with voters during the campaign period.  Called “voter privacy and election interference,” bylaw 7.17 underwent its second reading at the April 2 senate meeting and became...

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From the NAITSA Senate: March 5 recap

From the NAITSA Senate: March 5 recap

Editor’s note: This article is a summary of the most important items from the Senate meeting. Conversations have been edited for clarity and brevity.  The March 5 NAITSA Senate meeting was an hour long, and covered topics like the upcoming appointment of student...

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Students can dodge GST at the Nest until June

Students can dodge GST at the Nest until June

The Canada-wide GST break ended on Feb. 15, but there’s still one place on campus where students can escape paying tax. The Nest, which is owned and operated by the NAIT Students’ Association, has extended their GST exemption, so students won't have to pay GST when...

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From the NAITSA Senate: Jan. 29 recap

From the NAITSA Senate: Jan. 29 recap

The NAITSA Senate held their sixth annual meeting of the year on Wednesday Jan. 29.  After a vote to move on their consent agenda was passed, the Senate entered their question period. Questions for the President Senator Savatteri began the question period by asking...

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From the NAITSA Senate: Jan. 15 recap

From the NAITSA Senate: Jan. 15 recap

NAITSA Senate held their fifth annual meeting of the academic year on Wednesday, Jan. 15. The meeting began with a quick review and approval of an agenda in the consent agenda, previously discussed in their fourth meeting. The motion was moved to pass. Overview:...

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