Category Archives: Staff Blogs

At Catholic Social Services, the role of a Cultural Connector is more than just a job title, it represents a vital bridge between Indigenous traditions and the systems that serve Indigenous children, ...

Eric told the story on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon while promoting his NEW album "Evangeline VS. the Machine". https://youtu.be/uzDdz96Zhjw?si=Wtph1AKaUO2Wd_Yq

5th Annual Run/Walk to honor our little ancestors who did not survive the Residential school era, and in support and solidarity for the survivors who fight every day for healing and justice. This even...

Interview Highlights: Ben Stelter Foundation School Fundraiser In this inspiring conversation, we hear from Aariz Mawji - Founder & Director, Ben Stelter School Fundraiser and Ana Shah - Deputy Di...

I caught up with Jessie Bruce from the 124 Grand Market to talk about what makes this local gem such a vibrant part of Edmonton's community. Jessie describes the market as "a community of vendors and ...

A new season will soon be here for the North Peace Hockey League. There are a few changes going into this season. The East and West Divisions have been eliminated and all nine teams (Falher Pirates, M...

Contractor scams involve fraudulent individuals who provide shoddy, incomplete, or never-started services for payment, often using aggressive tactics like demanding large cash deposits, pressuring you...

Since 1993, Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation (AIWC) has been a champion for injured and orphaned wildlife through rescue, rehabilitation and release. Since our founding, we have admitted mo...

"It's okay to be scared." That simple line, spoken to a young boy about to ride a bull, echoes through Siksikakowan: The Blackfoot Man, a documentary that redefines what it means to be an Indigenous m...

From humble beginnings as the Local Heroes Film Festival in 1986 to becoming the cinematic powerhouse that is EIFF, this year's fest (Sept. 25 - Oct. 4) promises to be a movie lover's dream. I caught ...