Highlights
Coping During COVID-19: Part Two
Area businesses have had to adjust because of COVID-19 restrictions. Here is how – and what – some of them are doing.
Since 1979 • July 2020 • Circulation 5500
Since 1979 • July 2020 • Circulation 5500
Area businesses have had to adjust because of COVID-19 restrictions. Here is how – and what – some of them are doing.
If we listen and learn from people different than us, we can help overcome racism.
Don’t eat pasta from a can – you can make it yourself!
Although our programming is still on hold, the McCauley Community League is still doing things to make the community better.
Joanne McNeal is raising money for women’s shelters and safety – here’s why, and how you can support her.
An art installation at the McCauley Rink celebrates people and places making an impact during the pandemic.
A family has surrounded their property with a unique work of art.
Information on the McCauley Children’s Garden for 2020.
McCauley musicians have been entertaining residents.
An update about several initiatives to keep McCauley cleaner and safer.
Learn about the neighbourhood vision for a new playground.
Want to get rid of toxicity and improve your health? Try forgiveness.
The inner city music program is forging ahead in the face of COVID-19.
Taking time for yourself is a way to maintain your mental health.
The world is never going to be the same, no matter how much we desire things to go back to “normal.”
We’re still chugging along! Here’s how you can help support us, as well as get involved.
Information on programs, the WECAN food co-op, and Make Tax Time Pay.
The pandemic is bringing out the best and worst of people. Which would you rather be?
The McCauley Historical Booklets series is produced with the support of McCauley Revitalization/City of Edmonton.
Volume 41, Issue 5 will be published August 1, 2020. Articles and photos concerning community news, events, and opinions are welcome. We also accept submissions of poetry and cartoons. Deadline: July 12th, 2020. Send submissions to: editor@bmcnews.org. Articles should be 400 words or less and accompanied by photographs (JPG, in high resolution) when possible.
