Blaise is a two-year-old Labrador Retriever who officially joined the Edmonton Police Service, Alberta’s first Operational Stress Intervention Dog. Blaise was introduced at a news conference, where interim Chief Warren Driechel, Wounded Warriors Canada representatives, and guide dog specialists from B.C. and Alberta Guide Dogs were present. “Unlike the other service dogs who are trained […]

Filipino sorbetes, a popular street food in the Philippines, serve as the model for DRTY Ice Cream. “We’ve been able to create the space where it’s not just about ice cream, it’s about reminding people of their childhood or teaching people about Filipino culture,” said Abby Ulanimo, Owner of DRTY Ice Cream. Traditionally, dirty ice […]

Located inside DRIVE, Splatterverse is West Edmonton Mall’s newest attraction that offers a unique and exhilarating experience for visitors. Upon arrival, patrons don their protective gear and then receive glow paint to use inside Splatterverse’s art studio under black light. Anyone aged six and up can splatter, drip and fling paint to create a one-of-a-kind […]

The Mawji Centre at NAIT hosted its annual Business Innovation Showcase on April 9. Over 80 student booths were set up this year to showcase the ideas of students and recent graduates. Ideas ranged from concept to prototype to functional product, with opportunities to secure funding and get community feedback. Bianca Hamtig is the creator […]

The Sweet and Sour Memories exhibit at the Art Gallery of St. Albert brings a fresh perspective to Edith Chu’s childhood, offering a new collection of artwork that explores her experiences growing up in her family’s Szechuan Cuisine restaurant. Through watercolour paintings, sculptures, and photographs, Chu invites viewers to experience her journey, blending family history with cultural […]