Last year, our 10-part podcast series on the historic Vriend v. Alberta Supreme Court ruling received a nomination for a Canadian Online Publishing Award. This series has now been adapted into a featu

In this episode, we conclude Monelle Sturkos panel discussion that examines the vital role of women in leadership within the non-profit sector. Join Monelle, Michele Okere and Yasmin Jivraj as they

In this episode, join us for part one of a dynamic panel discussion that delves deep into the vital role of women in leadership within the non-profit sector. Featuring a round table discussion lead by

Accepting the role as an executor of an estate can be a daunting prospect. Between probate and tax considerations and beneficiaries who may, or may not get along, the process can seem overwhelming.

To celebrate International Womens Day, we go into our archives to bring you a story about two incredible community builders in our city. Nunu Desalgne and Hayat El-Ossmani were recognized for their c

February 27th is International Polar Bear Day. On this episode, were putting on our parkas and heading out to learn about these majestic creatures. Well meet Dr. Andrew Derocher, a polar bear biolog

On this episode, we go back into our archives to present a replay of our look at how bias in data gathering can impact representation of communities. Our guest producer, Emily Rendell-Watson, speaks w

On this episode, our correspondent, Danielle Paradis introduces us to Kyle Dub, the executive director at YOUCAN Youth Services. Kyle tells us how being relentless can make a difference. YOUCAN helps

In February 2023, Betty and George Screpnek created a fund to celebrate their son, Wade, on his 50th birthday.It is the Wade Screpnek Speech Therapy Fund, and it will assist families with the cost of

Boyle Street Community Services has been supporting people experiencing homelessness and poverty since 1971. And for many of those years, it was operating out of a dilapidated facility on 101st Street