Getting your bicycle ready for riding For many of us, June is when we dust off the saddle and venture out on our bicycles. Whether that’s across town or into the river valley, it pays to […] Adam Millie June 1, 2017
The importance of fathers in a child’s life Father’s Day brings to mind a father’s role in child development and how a father is an important role model who affects a child’s future relationships. I am the product […] Chantal Figeat June 1, 2017
Film project tells newcomers’ stories Newcomers can have tumultuous experiences, as local filmmaker Jason Gondziola explores in the documentary series Becoming Edmonton. The community film project features nine short films and took two years to […] Talea Medynski May 1, 2017
New sergeant returns to her beat roots HAMDI ISSAWI As the community bids farewell to Sgt.Curtis Hoople, a successor from across the river has stepped in to take his place, and she is happy to be patrolling […] Karen Mykietka May 1, 2017
Residents voice opinions at open house Several dozens of residents attended the Stadium Station Area Redevelopment Plan (ARP) open house on April 20, where city staff were present to offer information and clarify concerns. The ARP […] Mimi Williams May 1, 2017
Family nights encourage fun and learning Neighbourhood residents are lucky to have options for family night programs close by. I checked out three programs recently: they’re fun and won’t cost you a penny. Bent Arrow’s Powwow […] Constance Brissenden May 1, 2017
Seize opportunities for wellness this summer Local residents have opportunities to stay fit and well this spring and summer with local programs. Urban Poling Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7-8 pm 9210 118 Ave Starting May 2, Alberta […] Talea Medynski May 1, 2017
PiYo offers the best of pilates and yoga The Spruce Avenue Community League board couldn’t believe its luck when local resident Trisha Mitchell offered to teach a six week PiYo LIVE fitness class at the hall—for free. Starting […] Nadine Riopel May 1, 2017
The rules of public and private parking Parking can quickly become a source of conflict between neighbours. But before you get angry with the guy who keeps parking his truck in front of your house, let’s review […] Adam Millie May 1, 2017
Dream up a community project for 100in1Day Does your neighbourhood have an underused or ignored space (like an alleyway, a street corner, or a vacant lot) that could be improved? Consider giving it a temporary makeover as […] Editor May 1, 2017
Make a garden sign at Bloomin’ Garden Show Come spring, witty signs with sayings such as “Gardeners share all the gossip” or “Did you know that Iris and Violet are in the same bed with Sweet William?” fill […] Stephen Strand May 1, 2017
Growth is in the future for community gardens What goes into a meal that feeds 80 people with leftovers to spare? Parkdale-Cromdale’s community garden volunteers from last year’s pilot project can tell you: construction skills, a big pile […] Sierra Bilton May 1, 2017