
Edmonton’s 1957 City Hall
Edmonton’s second City Hall was a news-making building right from the beginning. Completed in 1957 as one of Canada’s first…
Edmonton’s second City Hall was a news-making building right from the beginning. Completed in 1957 as one of Canada’s first…
Sally Stewart and Peggy Brown met at Kitchener Park playground in 1936. Sally had just moved into a new house,…
The officer stops writing and mutters, “You could.” Oh, thank you, Parking Patrol Officer. Clink, clink, clink, clink go four…
Dime novelists and reporters from the days of the earliest flights were only too happy to feed that appetite with…
The artists and volunteers at StreetFest go out of their way to bring their best to our stage—Sir Winston Churchill…
While riding the LRT from Bay to University, memories often come to me. Ingrained in each station are personal stories,…
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…