By Kaytlyn Poberznick From the Ooks soccer pitch to the Olympic cycling track, Kelsey Mitchell’s dreams are unfolding into reality. Winning gold in the individual 200m cycling sprint at the 2019 Pan American Games, she’s looking forward to other goals she can...
Sabrina O'Donnell, or Sabtastic online, is a local Edmonton artist. She creates a lot of different art but the two things that she is most well known for are her drawings of cute fat birds and monster girls. They are two things that don’t usually come from the same...
Reign of Error is a 4-piece alternative rock band: Caspian Shaw (Vocals), Chance Brook (Guitar), Braden Halliwell (Bass) and Bryn Lipinski (Drums). But make no error, their personalities shine as bright as their ambition and creativity. Christopher Harold (CH): How...
Between some uncharacteristically nice weather and eight months of staying inside, it's safe to say that now seems like the time to have a little fun. Here are six things to do in Edmonton this fall! Deadmonton Haunted House Deadmonton has been an Edmonton must see...
By Nicholas Hotte The Norwood Pen Pal Program is a new program at NAIT. It gives NAIT students the opportunity to communicate with a senior citizen and grow a connection with them. In the Norwood pen pal program, students will hand write a letter and be linked up with...
By Erica Cawagas Local Korean restaurant HanJan opens its third location amidst the pandemic. Hanjan South first opened their doors on 99th St in 2017. A second location is off Whyte Ave, sometimes known as Round 2, and the newest HanJan is located near Oliver square....
By Jared Gomes Upon entering the Deadmonton house no one really knows what to expect. But after being greeted by a zombie, a mummy and a gravedigger who creepily stalks his victims throughout the complex, this is the bone-chilling experience of the season no one will...
Mushrooms may not be everyone's first choice of vegetable, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still reap their many benefits. The Gruger Family started their mushroom farm in 2015 as a husband and wife operation that eventually grew into a four-person family business...
By Karlie Mickanuik Learning to bake sourdough was just one of the weird things people did during quarantine season. Patrick Cunningham was one of them. The only difference is now he has an entire business surrounding baking bread and is taking the local market scene...
By Eli O'Donnell “When I think of Two Spirits, it's just my identity and who I am,” said Derek Thunder, Manager of Aboriginal Services at NAIT’s Nîsôhkamâtotân Centre. In past years, the term “Two Spirit” has become more commonly used in discussions on gender and...
