Ground Search and Rescue is important for any climate in Canada. But especially in harsher climates with less light and visibility during the colder months like Nunavut. The temperatures last year dropped below -67 degrees.  Imagine getting lost in a cold climate with vast amounts of land and having no service. How is anyone going […]

In the blink of an eye, another spring break has ended. The one-week school vacation marks the end of winter and the beginning of longer, brighter, and warmer days. The Edmonton Arts Council (EAC), a non-profit organization, celebrates the arrival of spring with its annual “Spring on the Square” event. Spring on the Square is […]

Josh Classen is the Meteorologist at CTV Edmonton and an alumni of NAIT’s Radio and Television program. He grew up in Lloydminster and spent time at TV stations in Lloydminster, Saskatoon and Toronto before joining CTV in Edmonton. He publishes a written forecast for Edmonton and Area’s weather every weekday morning and broadcasts weather in […]

Florida-born Kennedy Kircher has amassed seven thousand followers on Instagram and works as a content creator for New-York based E-Commerce company Catch Creation.  She spends every workday videoing herself with various products and writing the scripts to be read in said videos. She says, “There’s a certain character quality you need if you want to […]

Most of us love major events. Whether it’s a sporting event like an Oilers game, or for Drew Schiavi, over 280 music concerts, there’s a certain sense of community that goes along with it. You would think that after blogging about music for nearly 20 years, across thousands of albums, the fire would extinguish, but […]