Racism is a complex social ill that is embedded in our culture, in our history and, too often, in our thoughts. How do we begin to move the needle on such a complex problem?
Moving the Needle
July 3, 2018
July 3, 2018
Racism is a complex social ill that is embedded in our culture, in our history and, too often, in our thoughts. How do we begin to move the needle on such a complex problem?
July 1, 2018
Canada, Neghǫnıèhtǫ! That’s “I love you” in Tł̨ıchǫ Dene. I had to ask my Elder, Tł̨ıchǫ Matriarch, Rosa Mantla, for help on how to do this properly for your birthday.
June 30, 2018
The clock in my hometown ticks toward an optimism that once seemed distant Canada is a great land mass with a multitude of faces, climates and attitudes, a realm defined
June 29, 2018
What pre-Confederation Edmonton tells us about Canada today In August of 1859, James Carnegie, the 9th Earl of Southesk, arrived at Fort Edmonton. Carnegie didn’t believe in travelling light. He
June 28, 2018
I have carved out my own space and found a community that doesn’t need to ask me if i’m ok if my Black were to be haloed by one truth
June 27, 2018
I learned to speak Ukrainian after my grandmother’s death. What would I ask her now Baba rode that train but she hadn’t married a farmer. Nikolai had quit Dzhuriv as
June 26, 2018
Maybe it’s not the place you begin that is most important, but where you become the best version of yourself I WAS BORN IN AN INNOCENT VILLAGE OUTSIDE THE CITY
June 25, 2018
Edmonton makes a culinary stand, and it doesn’t care who’s taking notice “WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE AN ABORIGINAL executive chef in Edmonton, in charge of my own kitchen
June 24, 2018
His mother was a strong woman who looked like she could hold up the sky, but couldn’t stop their father from dying, and couldn’t keep one giant rat out of