On this episode, our correspondentScott Lilwall finds out how an endowment fund created by the Friends of the Royal Alberta Museum Society will help support the Royal Alberta Museum far into the futu

On this episode, we look at how bias in data gathering can impact representation of communities.Our correspondent,Emily Rendell-Watson, speaks with three incredible community members with experience

Note: Due to extenuating circumstances, we have had to delay the posting of this docuseries on our web show. We will be sure to update these show notes once the series is released. On this episode, ou

On this episode were revisiting the Alberta Community Bat Program, where we get up close with these fascinating nocturnal mammals. We go to the Glory Hills Conservation Site to learn more about bats

On this episode, Our correspondent, Amal Mohamud, introduces us to musician and community organizer: Ahmed Ali, AKA Knowmadic. Teachers can play one of the most significant roles helping youth find th

On this episode, our correspondent, Emily Rendell-Watson, introduces us to Windmill Microlending. This innovative charity provides micro loans to help immigrants and refugees continue their careers in

On this episode our correspondent, Emily Rendell-Watson, explores long term care in Canada. In January of 2022, the Health Standards Organization (HSO)released a draft of proposed changes to Canadas

On this episode, we scratch the surface of Edmontons history with racism: a huge topic that impacts many communities, each in unique ways. Our correspondent Emily Rendell-Watson explores this topic w

On this episode, our correspondent, Oumar Salifou, finds out about the award winning, non-profit, online magazine: The Narwhal. The Narwhal publishes investigative journalism about Canadas natural w

On this episode, we speak with celebrated journalist, Anna Maria Tremonti. Anna Maria hosted CBCs The Current for 17 years and in that time brought us compelling interviews and important stories abou