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Coping During COVID-19
Boyle Street and McCauley residents talk about how they are dealing with major changes in lifestyle and circumstances due to the pandemic.
Since 1979 • May 2020 • Circulation 5500
Since 1979 • May 2020 • Circulation 5500
Boyle Street and McCauley residents talk about how they are dealing with major changes in lifestyle and circumstances due to the pandemic.
Heart of the City Festival launches online this year on June 6th and 7th - and runs all summer long!
Volunteering has benefits – just ask a couple of our area’s volunteers!
One of Chinatown’s most popular and long-standing restaurants closed at the end of March.
Learning new skills is a great way to pass the time during quarantine.
Leif Gregersen has published another book about his mental health struggles – and this time, it’s even more personal.
Jonathan Hooton is a McCauley resident who helps people deal with intergenerational trauma.
Tony decided to get some ingredients at the Italian Centre and cook up a storm.
There is a major development happening at 95th Street and 106A Avenue, and your feedback is requested.
The isolation we find ourselves in right now puts us at risk.
A poem for our times.
Are you feeling sick and tired, physically and mentally? You’re not going crazy: it might be grief.
The 17th annual Heart of the City Festival is a go – it’s just going to be online this time around.
An easy and delicious dessert you can make during quarantine.
Community is banding together to help each other during this pandemic.
COVID-19 can bring Boyle Street closer as a community to help each other heal as neighbours.
The changes over the past while have been huge – but we can still be together from a distance.
We’re publishing in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis – here’s what’s happening with the paper at the moment.
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.
