Highlights
History of the Edmonton Downtown Farmers Market
The history of the market that now resides in Boyle Street, and is bringing visitors to the area every week.
Since 1979 • August 2020 • Circulation 5500
Since 1979 • August 2020 • Circulation 5500
The history of the market that now resides in Boyle Street, and is bringing visitors to the area every week.
Heart of the City 2020 has been active online with music live streams and writing workshops!
Over 130 cars convoyed on June 3rd to call attention to the lack of national action on the 231 Calls for Justice released a year prior by the Inquiry into Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls.
From redecorating the exterior of her house, to baking bread, to losing a beloved companion, COVID-19 has been a rollercoaster of emotions for this McCauley resident.
The Annual Clean-Up, what to do about illegally dumped junk, and some news from Chinatown.
Indigenous people need to stand in solidarity with Black Lives Matter.
Have you ever tried banh mi? Whether you have or not, you must have one from Nhon Hoa.
Gardening that is beautiful and edible.
This local food bank had to close temporarily due to COVID-19, but is renovating to serve clients better.
Here’s what the Heart of the City Festival has done this summer, with an online format due to the pandemic.
The current president of the McCauley Community League is leaving the neighbourhood, and encouraging community members to get involved.
An update for Boyle Street and McCauley regarding supportive housing and problem properties.
This may be an odd summer, but there will be others – and festivals will need volunteers.
Something easy and delicious to do with your extra potatoes.
Some wonderful people helped a few feral cats survive.
We still need your help to make sure we stay sustainable.
The arts are helping many of us get through the pandemic by occupying our minds, bodies, and souls.
The McCauley Historical Booklets series is produced with the support of McCauley Revitalization/City of Edmonton.
Volume 41, Issue 6 will be published September 15, 2020. Articles and photos concerning community news, events, and opinions are welcome. We also accept submissions of poetry and cartoons. Deadline: August 22. Send submissions to: editor@bmcnews.org. Articles should be 400 words or less and accompanied by photographs (JPG, in high resolution) when possible.
