Loving the place you’re from, warts and all, can be a complicated undertaking JULY 30, 2017 – EDMONTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT As a child I thought the Arabic term for Lebanon
Homeland for the Holidays
June 20, 2018
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Skiing is Believing
May 10, 2018
Unfailing determination and supportive family help blaze trail to Olympic glory Brian McKeever is Canada’s most decorated winter Paralympian. Since 2002, he has racked up 17 medals for Para-Nordic skiing
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Canada Cultural Investment Fund
May 2, 2018
Unique matching program is a great opportunity for arts organizations to secure long-term financial support Early spring is my favourite time of year and not only because winter is almost
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Employment Opportunity: Senior Animator, Community Development and Engagement (ECDC)
March 12, 2018
The Edmonton Community Development Company is Hiring The Position: Senior Animator, Community Development and Engagement. About the ECDC: We are a non-profit company devoted to community economic development in Edmonton
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True Grit
March 1, 2018
A new endowment fund is JudyLynn Archer’s latest contribution to her life’s passion – Women Building Futures If you want something, it’s up to you to make it happen.” For
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New Tool for Challenged Neighbourhoods
November 30, 2017
Edmonton has a new tool for the task of ending poverty in a generation. The methodology has been around for decades and City Council took the enabling action over the
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High Level Lit Anthology
October 24, 2017
Welcome to the High Level Lit Anthology: Musings on YEG for Canada’s 150th In collaboration with Eighteen Bridges Magazine and LitFest Alberta, Edmonton Community Foundation has commissioned 13 writers from
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2017 Vital Signs Report
September 28, 2017
Edmonton Vital Signs is an annual check-up conducted by Edmonton Community Foundation, in partnership with the Edmonton Social Planning Council, to measure how our community is doing with a focus
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“Have You Heard the One About The Canadian Who Died Without a Will?”
September 11, 2017
It is hard to overstate the advantages of having a good will. So, why don’t more of us embrace “will power,” even when we know story after story of families,