Multicultural BBQ and Soccer Tournament

By Phil O’Hara

McCauley youth and their families, as well as young people from cultures around Edmonton, took part in the first BBQ and soccer tournament hosted by the Edmonton Intercultural Centre.

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  • Rocking and Rolling for A Cause – The Stephanie Harpe Experience rocking out at the Edmonton Rock Music Festival on August 19. The band features McCauley resident Steven Johnson (far left). The festival is a fundraiser by the Rock and Roll Society of Edmonton for the Centre for Arts and Music, which provides young people the opportunity to learn to play and record rock music. Paula E. Kirman

  • Suspended Selfie – Boyle Street resident Sharon Pasula walked and hiked at the Lynn Canyon Park in North Vancouver in July and took this selfie by the suspension bridge. She described her time there as a physical, emotional, and spiritual self-care experience. Sharon Pasula

  • A Home Harvest in McCauley – For many, gardening and using those fruits of labour as ingredients is a form of self-care. The first photo is of the last raw fruits and veggies harvested from her garden: rhubarb, two kinds of squash, and a few beans and raspberries. Joanne McNeal

  • A Home Harvest in McCauley – Raspberries from Joanne McNeal’s yard in the process of becoming cordial, like in Anne of Green Gables. The darker jar on the left is Nanking Cherries. Joanne McNeal

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