Alberta’s youth mental health crisis One family’s experience with limited resources in an overwhelmed system During question period in the legislature in October, Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood NDP MLA Janis Irwin asked Health Minister Tyler Shandro if the […] Tekla Luchenski December 2, 2019
Standing on one of the corners of the Earth Travel to Fogo Island and you’ll never forget the experience Have you ever stood on one of the four corners of the Earth? I have, on Fogo Island, which is […] Derek Quittenton December 2, 2019
Six easy tips to being a conscious consumer These small steps can make a big difference to the environment Article by Sarah Dotimas The concept of being a conscious consumer may seem pretty straightforward, but it can be […] Editor December 2, 2019
Food and folk music make a toasty combination Listen to curated folk music in a friendly and informal venue Thursday afternoons just got a whole lot better with The Carrot Coffeehouse’s newest musical offering: Toast and Jam. Yes, […] Talea Medynski December 2, 2019
New social network to connect neighbours Nextdoor is a way to know what’s happening in your neighbourhood Launched in Canada in September, Nextdoor is a private social network that aims to promote community building by encouraging […] Nazreena Anwar-Travas November 1, 2019
Derelict property on Alberta Ave cleaned up Better solutions are needed to secure or remove derelict properties A growing community pushback against derelict properties along with increasing complaints to the City is resulting in some progress. On […] Stephen Strand November 1, 2019
City Centre Early Years Coalition needs help Brain development tool has shocking results for Edmonton children On Sept. 9, the City Centre Early Years Coalition held a meeting of potential partners at the Norwood Child and Family […] Tekla Luchenski November 1, 2019
Delton Grocery has historical designation Renovations will reveal original look of the building’s exterior The Delton community will soon be turning back the clock, at least when it comes to the exterior of one of […] Victoria Stevens November 1, 2019
Conflict resolution workshop for residents Listening and finding common ground is part of the mediation process Whether between neighbours or organizations trying to collaborate, conflict is to be expected at some point. Competing points of […] Mari Sasano November 1, 2019
The difference of guilt and responsibility Non-Indigenous reflections on Orange Shirt Day The comment read, “Yes, I agree that the Indigenous children were stripped of their heritage and dignity, but it is the very Catholic churches […] Nadine Riopel November 1, 2019
Exploring local ideas for sustainability Our urban landscapes provide us with many benefits and services According to McKinsey & Company, 3.6 billion people, half of the world’s population, live in cities. The UN World Population […] Gillian Kerr November 1, 2019
Musical Mamas support the creation of music All levels of female musicians are welcome in this group There is a distinctly feminine-powered musical phenomenon right here in our ‘hood, and all levels of musicians are welcome. Sinder […] Rusti Lehay November 1, 2019