The celebration of Ukrainian culture is back after two delays from COVID-19.  Shumka on Tour displays the powerful legacy created by Ukrainian dancers through story and dance. The tour is significant for the dancers as support is important now, more than ever, due to recent events. Keeping the culture alive is something that Les Sereda, the senior […]

A new series to engage students called “How-To” has found its way on campus. The series gives students the chance to participate in new or existing hobbies with other students with similar interests. The series is one of the first on-campus events since the reopening of on campus learning. “Now that the pandemic is easing […]

The Stanley A. Milner library in downtown Edmonton has just unveiled its new 2100 square foot cooking area called — The Kitchen. The Kitchen is designed to provide a space for community building and will host cooking classes for up to 36 people at once. The library hopes that by providing a space like this […]

The Alberta Government is stopping the collection of its provincial fuel tax, starting April 1. This is to provide Albertans some relief from record-breaking fuel prices. It will come at the same time that the Federal carbon tax rate on gasoline will increase by about 3 cents. Jason Kenney, Alberta’s Premier, says, “We’ve heard Albertans’ […]

Blue skies, warm weather and freshly cut grass. Those words are often associated with tennis during the summer months. The new sport of ice tennis, lacks most of those things. As one could probably guess, this trendy and new pastime is the game of tennis we all know, except on an icy surface. Edmonton’s Ice […]