Our Homegrown Business feature this week is on Hawthorn Dining Room and Bar! We got to speak to Executive Food and Bar Manager, Chef Eraj Jayawickreme to learn more about what sets them apart from […]
Our Charitable Choices feature this week is on Bernie’s Buddies. Formed in 2015, Bernie’s Buddies use a furry friend, Brisk, as an alternative resource for helping children and youth grieve with the loss of someone […]
Our Homegrown Business feature this week is about Plainsbreaker Apparel, a local fashion sock manufacturing and retail company. We were able to speak to co-owner, Troy Schmirler to learn more! What is your business called […]
While browsing historic images of Alberta, I came across the Alberta Culture and Tourism website’s Heritage Resources Management Information System that has tons of photographs from the Provincial Archives of Alberta. Visitors to the website […]
Our Charitable Choices feature for the week is about Gems for Gems! Gems for Gems is a forward-focused, not for profit aiming to empower and educate survivors to end the cycle of domestic abuse! We […]
Our Homegrown Business feature this week is on Spolumbo’s Fine Foods & Deli! We spoke to co-owner Tony Spoletini to learn more about this tasty restaurant, deli and federally approved meat plant! What is your […]
In 1881 Major Albert Bowman Rogers, then working for the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, first suspected he had found a passage through the impenetrable Selkirk Mountains where a railroad could be built. A year later […]
Our Charitable Choices feature this week is on ComIT! ComIT is a tech-teaching charity that helps provide the skills and training necessary for those who are looking to start jobs in IT. The classes are […]
Our Charitable Choices feature this week chats with the folks at Famous 5 Foundation, an organization that began 90 years ago and paved the way for women to participate in matters of public life. Today, […]
Before the invention of automobiles and snowmobiles, winter travel was exceedingly difficult. Northern Indigenous people developed a more convenient mode of winter transport, the dogsled. At its most basic, a team of dogs, typically between […]
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