Paula Kirman

Light Up Chinatown is making the area brighter with new decorative lights and restored ones on the Gate of Happy Arrival.

How Boyle McCauley News documents local history and archives it for future research.

Our usual updates concerning volunteers, membership, and following us online.

McCauley's AV (Ann Vriend) has written a song exploring themes of motherhood and migration based on her family history.

A recap of Rockin' Thunder 2026 which took place in mid-July.

Newspapers publish stories reflecting a place and time, and this was certainly the case in 1870s Manitoba. The province was still an Indigenous space at the beginning of that decade, despite the continued oppression of the Métis community following the Red River Resistance led by Louis Riel. However, as the decade progressed, settlers took over the province’s land and power structures.

Edmonton poet Brenda Gunn has created a collection based upon a long poem written by her grandfather.

Artists - and their art - are a big part of the area and its community.

A photo set from the 2026 Ben Calf Robe Traditional Pow Wow.

The 2026 Good Friday Outdoor Way of the Cross happened on April 3rd.

Here's what happening with the paper as spring arrives.

Music has a way of bringing people together. With that old saying in mind, the St. Albert Singers Community Choir welcomes those… Read

Relocating her salon has expanded clientele. Thyda Lim proves that experience, drive, and dedication are central to success. So, it seems, is… Read

Meeting someone you admire can be a wonderful and unforgettable experience.

Alberta and the oil boom are virtually synonymous. Those who study history may know that more than 500 oil companies emerged in Turner Valley following the start of the operation of the first well in 1914.

Rally encourages support of grassroots search efforts by Paula E. Kirman (ANNews) – Around 200 people attended a rally at the Alberta Legislature on September...

What are the consequences of the “War on Terror”? Homegrown Radicals: A Story of State Violence, Islamophobia, and Jihad in the Post-9/11 World investigates this question by looking at two figures thought to represent Muslims since 9/11: the homegrown radical versus the moderate.

Ruby Swartz is originally from Yellowknife, but has had connections to the Jasper Place area since childhood. Here is her story.

The Ben Calf Robe Traditional Pow Wow is coming up on May 10th. Here is a look at some of the history behind the event, and what we can expect from this year's Pow Wow.

Remember Earth's General Store? The same folks are bringing an environmentally-conscious business to McCauley.