What does justice look like for us? As individuals and communities, we all want justice. According to the Cambridge English Dictionary, justice is “fairness in the way people are dealt with.” Business Dictionary.com defines justice as “fairness […] Karen Mykietka June 1, 2018
Program prompts Johns to reflect on actions LETTER TO THE EDITOR: I was so pleased to hear that my speaking at john school has made a difference and prompted Greg to stop seeking out women working on […] Editor June 1, 2018
Crown withdraws drug charges against landlord A well-known Edmonton landlord previously convicted of mortgage fraud and drug trafficking had his most recent drug charges withdrawn by the Crown. Abdullah Shah, also known as Gohar Pervez or […] Karen Mykietka June 1, 2018
This summer, teens will be bored no more Parents and youth approach the summer with a mixture of excitement and trepidation. Everyone is ready for the break, but with freedom comes the problem of how to keep active […] Tekla Luchenski June 1, 2018
Teaching kids it’s okay to ask questions Recently I read an article on Facebook, one of those “what I wish people knew about…..” type of articles, written by a transgender person. In it, they (preferred pronoun) say […] Amanda Sokal June 1, 2018
Getting legally prepared for parenthood So, you’re expecting. Congratulations! A lawyer can help with a few things to prepare for parenthood in the long haul. Some documents you may want to prepare include: A Co-Parenting […] Meena Deccan June 1, 2018
Father’s Day is for stepfathers as well Father’s Day celebrates fatherhood and honouring the men who raised us. These men, through their actions, teach their children how to treat others with respect. Fathers teach their sons to […] Stephen Strand June 1, 2018
Grieving by gifting a loved one’s possessions When a loved one dies, they leave behind not only their grieving family and friends, but all their worldly possessions. Families struggle with what to give away, what to donate, […] Alita Rickards June 1, 2018
A family tradition in track announcing Matt Jukich didn’t have any intentions of becoming a track announcer, but he’s been doing exactly that since 2013. Jukich, the assistant manager of live racing and the track announcer […] Karen Mykietka June 1, 2018
Changing times call for changing resumes If you’ve been working as a trucker for 25 years and you’re looking for a job as a trucker, a resume is a pretty straightforward document. It lists work experience […] Alita Rickards June 1, 2018
Borrow tools for your home projects For many people, spring often brings plans of home and garden projects, but buying tools for these projects can become costly. The Edmonton Tool Library, a new resource near Borden […] Nadine Riopel May 2, 2018
Bus network to undergo extensive changes Transit users have an opportunity to give their input for a redesigned bus network set to begin in the summer of 2020. “It has been 20 years since we last […] Talea Medynski May 2, 2018