Hudson’s Bay has filed for creditor protection owing nearly one billion dollars to over 2,000 different creditors. Canada’s oldest department store filed for protection March 7 in an attempt to avoid bankruptcy after 355 years in the retail industry. Former Hudson’s Bay employee, Isabella Perri, believes the stores closure is a possible retail trend. “Big […]

Over 60 restaurants in downtown Edmonton are participating in this year’s Edmonton Downtown Dining Week event. This event is organized by the Edmonton Downtown Business Association as a way to encourage people to spend their time, and money, in Edmonton’s core. One Edmonton waitress, Caitlyn Pandolfo of Old Spaghetti Factory’s downtown location, enjoys the benefits […]

A retirement party was held for NAIT’s therapy dog, Flynn. It was a celebration of a beloved companion who has spent years offering comfort, support, and a sense of calm to the students and staff.

The SkirtsAFire Festival is back in Edmonton this month, running from March 6 to 16 at various venues across the city. The event focuses on uplifting local artists through empowerment. This year’s festival features performances at the following venues: Created 23 years ago, SkirtsAFire aims to make the arts more inclusive. “The festival was founded […]

March 1st marks the beginning of Fraud Prevention Month here in our city. Since 2009, the Edmonton Police Service (EPS) have used the month of March to shine a spotlight onto one of the most common crimes: fraud. Roughly 7.8% of Canadians 15 years or older report being a victim in the past 12 months […]