On this episode, we celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Flying Canoe Volant Festival! We hear the legend of La Chasse Galerie, and sit down with Daniel Cournoyer to hear about how the Flying Canoe V

On this episode, we learn about the Roozen Family Hospice Centre. Operated by Pilgrims Hospice Society, it is the first freestanding, residential hospice in Edmonton. Grief is big, and weird, and hard

On this episode, we learn about The Way In a mental health initiative that is being piloted by Edmonton Public Schools. John Holmes, Principal of Kate Chegwin School, tells us about out how having a

On this episode, we explore our latest Vital Topic: The Effects of Intersectionality on Making Ends Meet in Edmonton. Our correspondent, Emily Rendell-Watson, speaks with three Edmontonians to find ou

On this episode, we follow the life and career of Greg Davis, publisher of Melanistic Magazine and co-founder of Edmontons Black Community Fund (EBCF). Join us as we learn about his journey from grow

On this episode, we find out about the new Low-Resourced Seniors Collective. From housing and finances to food, transportation and more, this collective is helping seniors navigate a myriad of servic

On this episode, we find out how Nature Alberta champions the conservation of Albertas natural environment. For 50 years, Nature Alberta has grown a community connected by a love of nature. Their mem

On this episode, we meet Tomi Okunnuga, creator of YEG Eats. A video series that puts the spotlight on Edmontons BIPOC owned restaurants. Links: Watch the YEG Eats video series on YouTube. Check out

The Edmonton Public Library (EPL) was established in 1913 more than 100 years ago. It has been a part of our community for generations and has continued evolving to meet the needs of the people in o

On this episode, we discuss our latest Vital Topic: Small Business and Employment in Edmonton. This report demonstrates just how significant entrepreneurship is to our local economy, and how it helps