Paths for People finds the Missing Links What if there was a way to better connect our city with a means of transportation that was easily accessible for all? In
Connecting our City
November 14, 2019
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Tracks Through Time
October 30, 2019
Edmonton Radial Railway Society Preserves City’s Streetcar Heritage On a bright summer Saturday, it is standing room only in the Edmonton Radial Railway Society’s car No. 247 for the trip
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Small Steps to Big Solutions
September 3, 2019
Martin Garber-Conrad was a newly minted college graduate when he hit the road for Edmonton from his hometown of Columbus, Ohio. It was 1971 — coincidentally, the same year the
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Thirty Years is Just the Start
June 12, 2019
A history of ECF Have you ever seen the sign for Slatter Way and wondered, “Who is that?” Tucked away in the heart of downtown Edmonton, this cosy little back
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The Transformer
November 30, 2018
A $43-million mixed-use complex could finally renew Alberta Avenue entirely When Christy Morin and her husband moved into the Alberta Avenue neighbourhood in 1994, she soon thought she had bitten
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Hitting the Right Note
October 10, 2018
Edmonton’s professional choir creates endowment fund in honour of long-term supporters Russ and Johann Mann Like many nonprofits, Edmonton choir Pro Coro Canada was hit hard by the global recession
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Making Their Mark
September 21, 2018
Thanks to a Vital Signs grant, Royal Gardens youth will debut their artwork at the Nuit Blanche art festival later this month While some look down on art as an
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Scrum one, scrum all!
June 8, 2018
Rugby Olympian brings light to the issues of gender equality in sports and how her success comes from the support of her father Canadian Olympic rugby player Jen Kish, 29,