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
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
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 city
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It Takes a Village to Build a Village
Community support vital to the work of Edmonton’s Cardinal siblings It may seem counterintuitive, but one day Jacquelyn and Hunter Cardinal hope to work themselves out of their job. “The
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Game Changer
This former NHLer charts a new path as a philanthropist Jordin Tootoo grew up in Rankin Inlet, Nunavut, a small northern Canadian Inuit community and former mining town where hockey
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Vegreville’s Own Lorax
Kevin Stewart shows how small actions can evolve into greatness Small things make a difference, and if you need proof, consider how Kevin Stewart — a legally blind photo enthusiast
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Let Us Tell You a Riddle
Rapid Fire Theatre’s SPHINXES celebrates female, trans and non-binary funny folk. Spending time with improvisers Julia Grochowski and Joleen Ballendine is positively side-splitting. The co-directors of Rapid Fire Theatre’s (RFT)
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Advancing Métis Education
Belcourt Brosseau Métis Awards bring recipients one step closer to achieving their dreams When Taneiya Mahe and Ramsey Mudryk imagine their future together, they know a few things for certain.
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Taking Root
Children thrive while growing food with Little Green Thumbs When grade school children are given a few seeds, a couple of planting boxes filled with earth and a grow light,