No field, no problem: Men’s soccer nationals venue ‘better than the outdoors’
NAIT will host CCAA nationals indoors for the first time at the Edmonton Soccer Dome. It will be the “best, most enjoyable” experience for players, says head coach Jeff Paulus.
Emmett Moore | Nov 6, 2026 | 4 min read
Alberta referendum results: Ten questions later, ‘the five’ still have me thinking
Alberta has voted overwhelmingly in favour of remaining in Canada. It also turns out that Alberta is overwhelmingly divided on the other nine questions posed in the referendum, and the results of five questions could mean even more division.
10 years of CAT: How did NAIT’s biggest building (so far) get here?
The “heart” of NAIT hits double digits as the Centre for Applied Technology (AKA the Feltham Centre) turns 10 years old this year. But how did CAT get here, and who is Glenn Feltham?
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.
SMIT Club’s first hackathon opens the door for beginners
NAIT’s SMIT club has opened their doors to Edmonton students with their first hackathon. The event is designed for beginners in software, IT, business and design backgrounds.
The Nest announces extended Monday and Tuesday hours
The Nest will have extended hours starting Nov. 1. The campus bar originally closed at 3 p.m. on Mondays and Tuesdays, but will now be open until 6 p.m. to align with their Wednesday to Friday hours. Michelle Dirksen, general manager, says the change is to provide NAIT students with some consistency.
10 years of CAT: How did NAIT’s biggest building (so far) get here?
The “heart” of NAIT hits double digits as the Centre for Applied Technology (AKA the Feltham Centre) turns 10 years old this year. But how did CAT get here, and who is Glenn Feltham?
New Corner Store opens in CAT with focus on NAIT merchandise
Change comes to NAIT in form of a new Corner Store inside the CAT building, offering NAIT-branded merchandise and other convenience items.
From NAIT kitchens to the world stage: 11 chefs to represent Canada at international competition
It’s off to Luxembourg for the Junior Culinary Team Canada as they prep for an international culinary competition from Nov. 21-25. The team, led by a NAIT instructor, has been practicing on campus.
From the NAITSA Senate: Oct. 21 recap
NAITSA’s first Senate meeting of the year saw Executive Council 2026-27 goals, a question period from the newly elected Senate and discussion on how the vacant VP external role will be covered.
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Alberta referendum results: Ten questions later, ‘the five’ still have me thinking
Alberta has voted overwhelmingly in favour of remaining in Canada. It also turns out that Alberta is overwhelmingly divided on the other nine questions posed in the referendum, and the results of five questions could mean even more division.
SATIRE: Campus-wide posters state pending AI takeover, intent to enslave humanity
While these ominous posters stay up, we will continue to monitor our faculty for signs of robot voices, red laser eyes and a mysterious computer chip hanging out the back of their neck.
When Harry Potter consumerism causes harm, is a donut really worth it?
Before the new Harry Potter television series comes out in December, a fresh wave of promotional content boosted both the franchise and the author’s fame. Although the Tim Horton’s promotion is over, the consumerism of Harry Potter clearly isn’t — and those impacted have noticed.
Sports
No field, no problem: Men’s soccer nationals venue ‘better than the outdoors’
NAIT will host CCAA nationals indoors for the first time at the Edmonton Soccer Dome. It will be the “best, most enjoyable” experience for players, says head coach Jeff Paulus.
Ooks women’s basketball team at two wins, two losses after Halloween battle against SAIT
The Ooks dominated St. Mary’s University on Oct. 30, then battled through a close loss against the SAIT Trojans on Halloween.
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.
Media
CET program’s bridge building — without a bridge
Every year, NAIT’s Construction Engineering Technology program hosts a bridge building competition. It’s traditionally held over Whitemud Creek, but this year’s event looked a bit different. Instead of dangling over the creek, students gathered in CAT quad to create a different type of structure — one with a smaller chance of getting wet. The Nugget’s video editor, Eben Camphu, investigated.
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