Recent work by Paula
The Kitchen meets big appetite for cooking classes
If you've tried to enrol in a cooking class at The Kitchen and found it was already full, you're not alone.
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Conference explores what it takes to build a healthy city
Experts from around the world will gather in Edmonton at the end of May to discuss how to build places that are healthier to live in at the Fit Cities Fit Towns Conference.
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Transit Camp aims to mobilize bus and LRT champions
A city councillor is hoping to create a sense of community for Edmonton's transit users by convening Transit Camp, a day-long exploration of the challenges and opportunities facing public transportation.
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New book documents residence life at the University of Alberta
A chance meeting at an alumni event that Ellen Schoeck almost skipped led to a series of books about the University of Alberta, the latest of which has just been published.
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Edmonton-made viral horror film heads to theatres
Film-goers will soon get a chance to see the homegrown horror sensation Skinamarink in theatres, as the low-budget, highly scary movie gets a legitimate release after going viral in pirated form online.
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Alexis Marie Chute creates artistic oasis in Stony Plain
As the darkest days of the year approach, Eternal Summer has come to the Multicultural Heritage Centre Public Art Gallery in Stony Plain, thanks to the imagination of curator Alexis Marie Chute.
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