Since 1979 • October 2020 • Circulation 5500
Since 1979 • October 2020 • Circulation 5500
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The dawning of the Age of Aquarius is here, with many changes in our lives.
Community volunteer Rocky Hill was remembered on July 27 in Caboto Park.
Lindsay wanted to take her mother to the symphony for her birthday, but couldn’t – so instead, she brought the symphony to her mother!
Remembering an influential person who made a huge impact on an organization that does important work in the area.
McCauley will miss Orlando Bruno’s big smile and delicious apples.
Macarons and Goodies brings the flavours of France to the inner city.
The Downtown Farmers Market is becoming one of the area’s biggest hot spots.
A profile of comedian Dan Taylor.
Inner City Rec is back! Here’s the scoop on current programs.
Remembering the missing and murdered while finding strength in the wake of their loss.
Safer McCauley, in conjunction with other organizations and volunteers, has engaged in numerous actions and activities. Here are some of them.
Some e4c programs are happening again. Have a look.
If you are looking for something to do that is also community-minded, try to organize a donation drive.
There have been some changes at the 96th Street church building.
The dawning of the Age of Aquarius is here, with many changes in our lives.
The Canada Post mail out to Boyle Street is ending. Here’s how you can volunteer with both the paper and the BSCL to help get Boyle McCauley News into your apartment or condo building.
We need volunteers more than ever – especially Block Carriers! We also need your financial support.
There are changes happening at Boyle McCauley News that affect our readership in Boyle Street and part of McCauley.
The McCauley Historical Booklets series is produced with the support of McCauley Revitalization/City of Edmonton.
Volume 41, Issue 7 will be published November 1, 2020. Articles and photos concerning community news, events, and opinions are welcome. We also accept submissions of poetry and cartoons. Deadline: October 12. Send submissions to: editor@bmcnews.org. Articles should be 400 words or less and accompanied by photographs (JPG, in high resolution) when possible.
