Friends of outstanding science teacher fundraised online to quickly create academic award in her name For 26 years, Shirley Brauer taught chemistry. She was a passionate educator who challenged high-achieving
Remembering Shirley
September 11, 2018
September 11, 2018
Friends of outstanding science teacher fundraised online to quickly create academic award in her name For 26 years, Shirley Brauer taught chemistry. She was a passionate educator who challenged high-achieving
September 6, 2018
The Edmonton and Area Land Trust’s conservation lands are beautiful sanctuaries you may have never even heard about, let alone seen No matter how much you love the city, it
September 1, 2018
The van Woudenberg family believes a charity’s operational costs should be as well-funded as its programming for clients These days, Els and Walter van Woudenberg live in the mountains of
August 1, 2018
Storied journey of papamihaw asiniy continues Centuries ago, a fireball streaked through the Alberta sky, crashing into the prairie overlooking Iron Creek in East Central Alberta. The Plains Cree named
July 14, 2018
Film project spotlights experiences of disabled Edmontonians It was a long four minutes for Roxanne Ulanicki – in fact, she describes it as “torturous.” The disabled Edmontonian, who uses a
June 7, 2018
Gil Charest’s Living Quilt Fund in 20th year of helping those living with HIV On page one in the More… Healthy Connections cookbook, a quote nestles alongside recipes for Pearle’s
June 1, 2018
It’s Edmonton’s early-summer blast: a big, loud rainbow of fun and excitement. But it’s more than just a party — it’s a gathering dedicated to equality, inclusion and belonging. That’s
June 1, 2018
Edmonton’s beloved Freewill Shakespeare Festival celebrates 30 seasons Looking back on 30 years of the Freewill Shakespeare Festival, one of the best-loved and longest-running festivals in Edmonton, it’s tempting to
May 3, 2018
Recipient of Don and Norine Lowry Award for Women of Excellence looks forward to bright future Over the summer, Helen Ma enjoyed ordinary pleasures. She spent her days buried between