Connecting generations by supporting the community Jeff and Traci DiBattista believe in equal access to education, offering a helping hand to others and bettering their community. To put their beliefs
Fun(d) for the Whole Family
February 17, 2020
Legacy in Action
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King of the Hill
February 13, 2020
Hilltop House: A gracious Echo of City’s Past Hilltop House, from its vantage point on the north bank of the North Saskatchewan River valley, has overlooked the growing city of
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Preserving Our Past
February 6, 2020
Museum keeps historic grain elevator in Leduc There was a time when buildings like the crib-style grain elevator in Leduc were the defining structures of small-town Alberta. Sentinels in the
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Bridging Two Worlds
January 29, 2020
Edmonton’s Chinese Garden connects East and West The best place to stand at the Chinese Garden in Louise McKinney Park, says the garden’s society president Wing Choy, is in the
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Building for the Future
January 22, 2020
CKUA turned to the Social Enterprise Fund for its big move The CKUA Radio Network is a storied, beloved non-profit organization. These are wonderful attributes until, as its chief executive
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An enduring legacy
December 9, 2019
The Stollery Charitable Foundation celebrates 25 years Jeff Bryson is proud of the impact his grandparents, Bob and Shirley Stollery, have had on thousands of lives through their legacy, the
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Budding Scientists Get Hands-On with Synthetic Biology
December 2, 2019
An ECF-supported student club grapples with real-world issues Every Thursday, a group of curious students between Grades 7 and 12 gathers in a science lab at Our Lady of the
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To The Rescue
September 23, 2019
WILDRescue’s mission is saving orphaned, injured animals Dale Gienow’s mood is cheerful as he recounts this year’s springtime rescue of two goslings in distress from a parking lot near South
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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