As the drug supply in downtown Edmonton turns more toxic and more people die from opioid poisoning, employees at a Boyle Street pharmacy are hoping more people will start carrying naloxone kits around. “If you have one on you, you could literally save someone’s...
Tech Startup Making Waves in the World of Job Searching
Job searching in a world where technology is constantly evolving has some people wondering if the standard paper resume should become a thing of the past. With social media and remote work becoming increasingly prevalent in our daily lives, is there a better way for...
Edmonton in the Top 100 Cities in the World
Resonance Consultancy has ranked Edmonton #86 on their list of best cities in the world. Edmonton is named “The City of Festivals” and has world-renowned amenities like the University of Alberta (U of A) and West Edmonton Mall. It’s also known for its economic...
Bus routes divide city council going into election season
By Noah Rishaug It has been around two years since the city's plan for transit reform was approved in November 2019 and the debate is still alive and has proven divisive in the chambers of city council to this day. The Edmonton Transit Strategy is a report that...
The Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton Aspires For Safer Campuses This Year
WARNING: This article contains content that some readers may find upsetting. Potential triggers are: Sexual Assault. The Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton (SACE) is a non-profit organization that supports children, youth and adults who have experienced sexual assault...
Oliver Community League Benchmarking A Name Change For The Neighborhood
An Indigenous-led campaign started by Edmonton’s Oliver Community League (OCL) is gaining traction this summer after bodies of Indigenous children who were forced to attend residential schools are being uncovered in mass unmarked graves across Canada. OCL has been...
National Indigenous Peoples Day: Donation Page
By Kaytlyn Poberznick & Almalexia June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day, celebrating the heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding achievements of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the day and to help commemorate...
Immunization appointments qualify Albertans for paid time off
With over fifty per cent of Canada’s population vaccinated with their first dose, the country is beginning to reopen. The amendment to the Employment Standards Code requires employers to pay employees up to three hours of paid leave to get either dose of the vaccine....
New Edmonton project allows drinking at some River Valley picnic sites
Canada offers a number of public parks that allow people to crack open a cold one legally, and Edmonton’s river valley was just added to that list. In 2020, the government of Alberta only allowed drinking at private campsites that required a rental in advance. Now, as...
Edmonton-grown pot hits shelves
Palm Gardens, a locally founded licensed cannabis producer, will have their products on shelves this spring after cultivating for a year and a half. Chase Elliott, Co-founder, Operations Manager, and Responsible Person of Palm Gardens, started researching legal weed...