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Infill design winner announced in Spruce Ave
First-place design includes accessible and family-friendly elements
Continue reading Infill design winner announced in Spruce AveCommunity-based work inspires local architect
Cynthia Dovell puts down roots in the neighbourhood
Continue reading Community-based work inspires local architectYou know, the bus driver: a political career
Brian Mason reflects on his political life and the private life to come
Continue reading You know, the bus driver: a political careerTish Prouse runs for Highlands-Norwood Eastwood league’s past president seeks provincial solutions to city issues
A love letter on why I adore Cider Days An annual tradition that rescues fruit and builds friendships
Janis Irwin seeks NDP nomination for election Parkdale resident inspired by the legacy of Brian Mason
Jane’s Walk illuminates local history Spruce Avenue residents bring the past to life
Borrow tools for your home projects Edmonton Tool Library provides an alternative to buying tools
Determination is crucial for success Inner City High students work towards a better life
Students at Inner City High School, a school for high-risk youth, are self-aware about personal responsibility.
“It’s all on you if you’re going to succeed,” stressed Kirkland, whose cousins suggested he attend the school after he was kicked out of his home in Maskwacis. “You’ve got to be determined. The negative experiences push you to succeed. Everybody has hardships. It’s how you deal with them.” Continue reading Determination is crucial for success Inner City High students work towards a better life