Web Exclusives
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Member of Parliament Kerry Diotte Threatens to Sue Twitter Critics
At least four people have received letters from Conservative MP Kerry Diotte’s lawyer demanding that tweets critical of Diotte appearing in social media photos with a known white nationalist be retracted.
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Mission House Update (Web Exclusive)
An update on the Mission House on 96 Street.
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Black Community Intercultural Gathering
The next Our McCauley event is a celebration of the Black community, but has been postponed to a future date to a conflict with another event.
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I.A.M. Collective Presents
A summary of an Indigenous art show in the downtown area.
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One More Habit Conquered
Getting into better shape means giving up old habits.
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Toxic Masculinity
A poem by Leif Gregersen.
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Our McCauley: Newcomers Are Lit
Our McCauley and the Edmonton chapter of the Canadian Council for Refugees Youth Network organized a one-day youth event on August 17.
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Passing it On
Participate, in order to gain knowledge. Don’t just look through the lens of a camera.
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Everyone is Welcome on Community League Day!
Make sure you know what your local community leagues are doing for Community League Day on September 15.
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Event Highlights Connections Between Chinese and Indigenous Communities
Our McCauley’s July 15 event highlighted the connections between the Indigenous and Chinese communities. As well, here is a preview of the next Our McCauley event on August 17.
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