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  • Cover art for this episode of Clock In. The text Clock in is at the top, and Tamisan Bencz-Knight and Marjorie Bencz look at the viewer below. They are each wearing headscarves and smiling.

    Clock In: Tamisan and Marjorie

    ECAMP Comms

    Working at the same place as your mom can be a privilege and a pain. Tamisan Bencz-Knight is the Manager of Strategic Relationships & Partnerships at Edmonton’s Food Bank. Marjorie Bencz is the Executive Director, a member of the Order of Canada, and her mom. In this episode of Clock In, host Jay Gilday talks to Tamisan and Marjorie about putting food and hope on tables, following in someone’s footsteps, and what kind of team it takes to meet a crisis head on.

  • A photograph of items from Larry Svenson's life, including photographs and pins.

    There are Far More Kind People in the World Than We Think

    Terrence (Tess) Adams

    How do you calculate the hole left behind when a loved one dies? In this story, Terrence Adams sorts through the legacy of their uncle, Larry Svenson. Svenson worked for the Government of Alberta, using health data to ask big questions like whether it was possible to predict the peak of flu season.

  • Louise Umphreville: The Shining Star

    Jenna Chalifoux

    In August  of 1782, Fort York was captured by the French. Edward Umphreville and some other HBC men were taken by…

  • Daughters of Shining Star

    Jenna Chalifoux

    There are many notable women in Edmonton’s history books. The ‘Famous Five’ may come to mind straight away, in addition to…

  • Louise Umphreville: Edmonton’s Forgotten First Lady

    Tom Long

    History is how we understand the past and that understanding is based on records made and kept by biased hands….

  • The Tamale & Pupusa – A Culinary Journey To Canada

    Amrita Gill

    I remember the first time I met Elba, mother of my close friend Yazmin (or Yaz as friends and family…

  • My Royal Alberta Museum

    Tim O’Grady

    The first time I saw the Provincial Museum of Alberta I was twelve years old. It was 1994 and the…