Purple City: An Edmonton Tradition
It’s the name for the nighttime game that involves staring at the floodlights at the Legislature for about a minute,…
It’s the name for the nighttime game that involves staring at the floodlights at the Legislature for about a minute,…
I grew up in South East Mill Woods. My back gate opened into a sprawling wheat field, scattered with dense…
The School Board, citing her persistence for fair compensation as being indicative of depression, suggested that she had jumped from…
Calder’s story began in the early years of the 20th century when GTPR decided to locate its roundhouse, repair shop…
In 1991 there was no one bigger than MC Hammer. His 1990 album, Please Hammer, Don’t Hurt ‘Em would eventually go…
Photo credit: Dr. James Brander and children, Silver Heights Peony Garden. Provincial Archives of Alberta #B6794. Photographer: Ernest Brown Prominent Edmonton physician James…
In 1969, my first year of university, I was finally free of the social girdle of my small prairie town….
Edmonton’s first alpine hut—The Eyrie—opened February 26, 1928. High on Quesnell Heights it looked out on a mighty river. Friends…
It wasn’t fancy, but it was strong and structural, with 17.2 million pounds of steel held together with 1.4 million…
I know… in my mind I know they were thinking of moving. In my mind I remember hearing, “This house…
The second Curiosities Bus Tour visited the Prince of Wales Armouries, The City Centre Airport on the day it ceased…