On this episode, we meet Jessica Vandenberghe, the Assistant Dean of Engineering and P. Eng at the University of Alberta, and a survivor of the 60s scoop. Speaking very broadly, the 60s Scoop refers t

On this episode, we head over to the Al Rashid Mosque to learn about two programs that are helping the community. The first is A Taste of Ramadan. This event will see Al Rashid provide food and entert

On this episode, our correspondent Paul Blinov visits Northern Light Theatre to learn more about its upcoming production of Two-Headed/Half-Hearted. Written by Artistic Director Trevor Schmidt with mu

In 2011, Steph Fedoruk was grieving the recent loss of her grandfather. As the funeral approached, she found herself at the Edmonton Humane Society where she made a special connection with very specia

On this episode, we find out about the Radical Inclusion Program created by John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights. In August of 2021, the John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights rele

On this episode, we find out how the annual 5 Days for the Homeless event supports Youth Empowerment and Support Services here in Edmonton. Youth Empowerment and Support Services (YESS) provides shelt

From its humble beginnings in 2007, to growing into one of Edmontons premiere film festivals, the Mosquers has been highlighting stories from the Muslim community through film and art for more than 1

On this episode, our correspondent Amal Mohamudspeaks with Fowzia Isse to find out how the Somali Canadian Women & Children Association (SCWCA)is helping immigrant and refugee women overcome family v

On this episode, we listen to a rebroadcast of the Early Career Artists Panel Discussion hosted by the Art Gallery of St. Albert for their exhibition titled In Good Company. The discussion features ar

On this episode, our correspondent, Aubrianna Snow finds out how the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) is working to conserve and protect Albertas natural environment. CPAWS is Canadas o