The news public high school in the Meadows will be named after Indigenous leader Dr. Francis Whiskeyjack.
Continue reading →German-Canadians in Edmonton are celebrating Oktoberfest which is the traditional Bavarian “Volksfest.”
Continue reading →Ivan Touko is a multi-disciplinary artist who builds community connections through his passion for movement and music.
Continue reading →A delegation from Edmonton’s sister city Harbin in China visited our “City of Champions” this month.
Continue reading →The City has named a park to honour its Chilean community 50 years after the military coup on Sept. 11, 1973.
Continue reading →Artist Mallory Chipman is an award-winning musician, songwriter, music educator, and producer from Edmonton.
Continue reading →Edmonton’s new Poet Laureate Shima Robinson is a community builder, poet and spoken word artist.
Continue reading →Alberta NDP’s new Critic for Anti-Racism, Diversity & 2SLGBTQ+ Issues takes her job very seriously.
Continue reading →The Indigenous singer-songwriter Cikwes says that she has the ability to really move people.
Continue reading →The popular Canada Day celebration in Mill Woods has a new sponsor for its fireworks.
Continue reading →“The goal is to inspire, and that’s why I teach,” says Indigenous artist Heather Shillinglaw.
Continue reading →Detective Manuel Illner of the Edmonton Police Service has been named as Top Cop.
Continue reading →A play tells the story of the ongoing struggle for women’s rights in Iran.
Continue reading →Life circumstances transform a caregiver into a palliative care advocate.
Continue reading →The Mill Woods Mosaic has asked questions, and some of the candidates for MLA have answered.
Continue reading →Alberta’s NDP promises to draft a Somali language and culture curriculum for all interested school boards
Continue reading →The new Gene Zwozdesky Care Centre at Norwood is one step closer to opening.
Continue reading →Titilope Sonuga is a poet, performer, playwright, and occasional actor.
Continue reading →Susan Joop talks about her unexpected heart attack and understanding personal risk factors.
Continue reading →Kaytlyn Marshall speaks from personal experience: Surgery offers hope for young patients with knee injuries.
Continue reading →Mayor Amarjeet Sohi and City Council are celebrating diversity and language in Edmonton.
Continue reading →Black Canadians have made significant contributions to the development and improvement of our multicultural society.
Continue reading →Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley visited the constituency of Edmonton-Meadows to talk with reporters of local ethnic media.
Continue reading →The publisher of the Mill Woods Mosaic, Arnim Joop, has received the Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee Medal.
Continue reading →Volunteers in Mill Woods have created a community garden which is fully accessible and inclusive.
Continue reading →The Alberta NDP promises to develop a Filipino curriculum for schools that are interested
Continue reading →The City of Edmonton develops a new tool to help fight against hate in our city.
Continue reading →A bench donation memorializes the contributions of Dr. Lorne Warneke to the Grey Nuns Community Hospital.
Continue reading →The official Legislature portrait of the 17th Premier of Alberta was unveiled on Dec. 8.
Continue reading →Edmonton City Councillor Keren Tang shares two highlights of the City’s 2023-2026 Budget.
Continue reading →Fostering multiculturalism and inclusion is key to building a better Alberta for all, says MLA Jasvir Deol.
Continue reading →The Edmonton South Soccer Centre has received two more indoor sports fields.
Continue reading →37 new firefighters have joined the Edmonton Fire Rescue Services team.
Continue reading →A young local artist, who grew up in Mill Woods, has painted a colorful mural which reflects our community’s diversity.
Continue reading →Six accomplished women have received the “Daughters of the Year 2022” award.
Continue reading →An exhibit at the Stanley A. Milner Library honours the victims of Residential Schools and the Holocaust.
Continue reading →The new minister at Mill Woods United Church says, “We have to appreciate our differences.”
Continue reading →Paying children less for the same work as adults is not fair, says MLA Christina Gray.
Continue reading →Membership cards for the Edmonton Public Library are free for anyone who lives in Edmonton.
Continue reading →More than 80 countries were featured at this year’s Edmonton Heritage Festival.
Continue reading →The Mill Woods Care Closet helps local people who need food and clothes.
Continue reading →Two bright local students are the recipients of the 2022 Gene Zwozdesky Scholarship, courtesy of MCARFA.
Continue reading →Local students have created a colorful mural in their school, representing the diversity of Edmonton.
Continue reading →Protect yourself from mail theft and identity fraud by following tips from Edmonton Police Service.
Continue reading →North Central Co-op’s food store at Mill Woods Town Centre will be closing at the end of January 2023.
Continue reading →Thousands of people participated in the annual Vaisakhi Nagar Kirtan Sikh Parade on May 22.
Continue reading →After a two-year break, the Canada Day celebration returns to Mill Woods Park on July 1.
Continue reading →A couple married 65 years was brought together in the COVID-19 unit of Grey Nuns Hospital.
Continue reading →After more than 8 years at Mill Woods United Church, Rev. Ian Kellogg delivered his farewell sermon.
Continue reading →A new book club encourages conversations about death and dying.
Continue reading →Tom Monto reminds us of Izena Ross who was Edmonton's first female City Councillor 100 years ago.
Continue reading →A groundbreaking traveling exhibition of works by second-generation immigrant artists.
Continue reading →Olympian Clara Hughes is grateful for knee surgery and hospital care she received in Alberta.
Continue reading →Mill Woods seniors celebrated a Holi Festival which is a popular ancient Hindu Festival.
Continue reading →Russia has attacked its neighbour Ukraine, and Canada is again one of the first countries ready to help.
Continue reading →A Latin-Canadian artist has produced a set of three sculptures for the Belvedere LRT Station.
Continue reading →A new empowerment program for Black youth is named after the legendary Canadian cowboy John Ware.
Continue reading →A corporate executive returns to her nursing roots to help support staff and care for residents at a long-term care facility.
Continue reading →We need strong leadership from the Mayor and City Council to rescue animals in Edmonton, says Kaitlyn Kuban.
Continue reading →Rod Loyola talks about the many tasks he has as a Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta.
Continue reading →In an open letter to Alberta’s education minister, Edmonton Public School Trustees express concerns about health and safety of students.
Continue reading →Healthcare workers at Grey Nuns Community Hospital collaborate to meet ICU demands during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Continue reading →An 11-year-old girl is able to memorize the entire Quran, the holy book of Islam, which has 77,430 words.
Continue reading →Successes and challenges have served to shape Edmonton Public Schools' plans for this current year, says Trustee Jan Sawyer.
Continue reading →A Calgary-based lawyer, who is living with cerebral palsy, is Alberta’s new Advocate for Persons with Disabilities.
Continue reading →Edmonton Catholic School Trustee Laura Thibert reminds people of the special meaning of Christmas.
Continue reading →Jo-Anne Wright is the new Edmonton City Councillor for Ward Sspomitapi (formerly Ward 12).
Continue reading →Keren Tang is the new Edmonton City Councillor for Ward Karhiio (formerly Ward 11).
Continue reading →Edmonton historian and author Tom Monto provides a different perspective on the results of the municipal election.
Continue reading →Zach Polis will promote the value of arts and artists in Alberta through an art project and community engagement.
Continue reading →Spiritual health is important for our well-being, says Brian Greenwood, chaplain at Grey Nuns Community Hospital.
Continue reading →The COVID-19 pandemic has created greater challenges for women, says Dr. Vivian Abboud.
Continue reading →What you need to know about the federal election in Canada on Sept. 20.
Continue reading →Edmonton Fire Rescue Services welcomes its newest recruit to the Fire Investigations team
Continue reading →One of the most influential leaders in the German-Canadian community of Alberta has died at the age of 78.
Continue reading →Four-term Edmonton City Councillor Ben Henderson is challenging Tim Uppal to be the MP for Edmonton Mill Woods.
Continue reading →The Knottwood Community League in the southwest of Mill Woods will receive a new community centre.
Continue reading →The activist organization Migrante Canada celebrated 10 years of service and struggle for Filipino migrants.
Continue reading →Titilope Sonuga is a poet whose work grasps moments of tenderness at the intersection of blackness and womanhood.
Continue reading →The Edmonton Police is adding the eagle feather, a sacred Indigenous symbol, to its policies and procedures to be more inclusive.
Continue reading →Patients and loved ones benefit from the dog therapy at Grey Nuns Community Hospital in Mill Woods.
Continue reading →There is no escaping the horror of the discovery of 215 students in unmarked graves, says Catholic School Trustee Laura Thibert.
Continue reading →Mayoral candidate Amarjeet Sohi says his first priority will be to end hate-based violence in Edmonton.
Continue reading →The purpose of the Gene Zwozdesky Scholarship is to assist graduating Grade 12 students to pursue post-secondary training.
Continue reading →In an exclusive interview, Alberta's Minister of Culture talks about the province's diversity, racism, and her Indian heritage.
Continue reading →The MLA for Edmonton-Mill Woods, Christina Gray, gives an update on her work as Official Opposition Critic for Labour.
Continue reading →Immigration lawyer Megan Dawson writes about new temporary pathways to apply for permanent residence in Canada.
Continue reading →There is a need to make our families, schools and communities more resilient, says School Trustee Sherry Adams.
Continue reading →Alberta's new curriculum is shockingly regressive and inept, says a province-wide organization focused on education.
Continue reading →21 civil society organizations will benefit from $7 million in provincial funding to support community recovery from COVID-19.
Continue reading →Violet King Henry, the first Black female lawyer in Canada, helped blaze a trail for women and the Black community in Alberta.
Continue reading →Elementary students in Mill Woods have thanked frontline and essential workers at Grey Nuns Community Hospital.
Continue reading →A Catholic junior high school in Mill Woods offers an exciting new accelerated math and science program.
Continue reading →Many local schools are hosting virtual open houses to inform parents about the programs they are offering for students.
Continue reading →The City of Edmonton has selected Matthew Wood as its Indigenous Artist-in-Residence for 2021.
Continue reading →Did you know that Black history in Alberta goes back over two centuries? MLA David Shepherd explains
Continue reading →Rev. Mike McCaffery was a pastor, mentor, teacher and community leader in Edmonton for more than 50 years.
Continue reading →Chinese Bilingual Schools send love and best wishes to seniors at the Edmonton Chinatown Care Centre.
Continue reading →Edmonton Public School Trustee Bridget Stirling thanks families, students and staff for all their hard work during the pandemic.
Continue reading →Susan Joop likes to decorate her home for Christmas and is very creative, wrapping presents for family and friends.
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