Challenges and rewards of modern teaching Increased diversity in classrooms brings a huge importance in encouraging inclusivity. A participant in a 2014 study on inclusivity in Alberta schools expressed the experience of a contemporary classroom: “I […] Kate Wilson March 1, 2018
Choosing where to send your child to school My four-year-old son will be entering kindergarten next year and it’s got me thinking about which school he will attend and what I believe about schools. Schools should act as […] Nadine Riopel March 1, 2018
Sample contemporary and traditional flavours Babylon Restaurant is new to 118 Avenue since the end of December. Located inside the Coliseum Inn, the restaurant delivers authentic Middle Eastern and Iraqi cuisine. The restaurant blends contemporary […] Breann Gurney March 1, 2018
Local business owners bring legacy to area This month heralds the last installment of the Champions of Alberta Avenue profiles, written by Shirley Serviss. Readers have had the opportunity to learn about some business owners along 118 […] Shirley Serviss March 1, 2018
Harassment doesn’t need to leave you helpless The #MeToo movement is sweeping across the country to raise awareness about harassment and foster community support for those affected. Garrett Johnson (who requested his name be changed) discussed his […] Breann Gurney March 1, 2018
Learn new things in a stress-free environment If memories of academia make you shudder with the studying, assignments, and tests, consider the Edmonton Lifelong Learners Association (ELLA), a non-profit association working in partnership with the University of […] Rusti Lehay March 1, 2018
Residents share ideas during city workshop Participants at the Alberta Avenue Community Walk and Ideas Workshop on Feb. 10 appreciated the mild – 6 C weather since everyone had ideas about how to renew Alberta Avenue’s […] Alita Rickards March 1, 2018
Powwow dancing is a great way to stay fit Powwow dancing requires agility, cardio fitness, stamina, and grace. Dustin Stamp, a fancy dancer from Saddle Lake Cree Nation, is committed to helping people develop and maintain these qualities in […] Patricia Dunnigan March 1, 2018
Living carefree and car-free in the city ALITA RICKARDS I didn’t intend to be car-free. When I was 18, like many Canadians, I studied the learner’s handbook, practiced driving, and got my license. I’m still shocked it’s […] Alita Rickards March 1, 2018
Navigating the tricky waters of dating After instances such as divorce, the death of a spouse, or simply after being single for a long time, it can be harrowing to dive back into the dating pool. […] Editor February 1, 2018
The Aviary is officially open for business On Jan. 10, Philip and Mark Muz, owners of The Aviary, passed their liquor license inspection, the last hurdle the brothers needed to clear before officially opening. “As soon as […] Talea Medynski February 1, 2018
Embracing the Sabrina Butterfly effect Sabrina O’Donnell, creator of Sabrina Butterfly Designs and a Parkdale-Cromdale resident, has been selling her clothing for 20 years. It’s a favourite of Folk Fest attendees, Premier Rachel Notley, professionals, […] Talea Medynski February 1, 2018