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ESIO seeks impact instead of returns from rejigged investment fund
The Edmonton Screen Industries Office is seeking permission to use a $4-million fund to build capacity in the creative industries rather than investing in productions with the expectation of financial returns.
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A moment in history: Jan. 25, 1949
On this day 74 years ago, CKUA was broadcasting cooking lessons and drama lectures out of the University of Alberta.
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A moment in history: Jan. 4, 1984
On this day 39 years ago, the first newspaper focused on Edmonton's Black community got some ink.
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Decade of renewable-energy stories fuels David Dodge's optimism
After 310 episodes of Green Energy Futures, David Dodge is still optimistic about society's ability to address climate change, especially as low-carbon power becomes more affordable.
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Alberta Street News preserved for future generations
Back issues of Alberta Street News and its predecessor, Edmonton Street News, have been digitally preserved, ensuring the history of a newspaper born to give a voice and income to marginalized people will live on.
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A moment in history: Jan. 20, 1951
On this day 71 years ago, On this day in 1951, Alberta's first newspaper was going to press for its final few issues. The Edmonton Bulletin was established in 1880 by businessmen Frank Oliver and Alex Taylor.
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Edify acquires Edmonton Made from Explore Edmonton
Edify Magazine announced on Oct. 25 that it has acquired the Edmonton Made program from Explore Edmonton. Terms were not disclosed.
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The Tomato turns 25
The Tomato celebrates a milestone this month as it reaches twenty-five years in business. The first issue debuted in September/October 1996.
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Edmontonians among Western Living’s Foodies of the Year
Western Living released its 14th annual Foodies of the Year list, and though it is heavily represented by candidates from B.C., several Edmontonians were recognized for their contributions to the local food scene.
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