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Your community newspaper thanks you for your contributions On Wednesday, Nov. 25, Rat Creek Press Association held its Annual General Meeting online with 17 people in attendance. It was great […]

How to avoid becoming a victim of property crime A long-time resident in Alberta Ave, Brendan Van Alstine is speaking up about the incidence of yard invasions.  “It’s been a […]

Living through COVID-19 and its aftermath There is a new demographic in our global society. It is not based on age, ethnicity, or socioeconomic factors. Its only marker is that […]

The pandemic presents opportunities for creativity on the Ave Although festivals have been cancelled until later this year, the news isn’t all bad with some productions still scheduled to bring […]

Tool my help make a case to help authorities to take effective action For some, it is difficult to imagine people continuing to cause problems during this pandemic. Nevertheless, it […]

Pilot project aimed at helping youth will continue at Glenrose Rehabilitation Centre There seems to be a barrage of bad news about youth mental health in Alberta. Waiting lists are […]

Workshop helps parents and child care workers to teach children coping skills On Nov. 30, the North Central Edmonton Early Years Coalition hosted a workshop called Building Resilience in Children: […]

Council promises to announce an action plan in March 2020 On Oct. 29, community members attended a meeting at city hall with the Urban Planning Committee. Concerned citizens included Alberta […]

Program director is set to introduce great programs to a vibrant league Virginia Potkins is a veteran contributor to the neighbourhood. You will find her in formal positions, such as […]

Nicola Dakers says it’s all good in the hood Nicola Dakers wants to spill a secret about our communities with her new podcast. The intro says the podcast is about […]