Ian Smyth
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Edmonton Humane Society close to reaching $2.4M renovation goal (opens the original)
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Renovations at the Edmonton Humane Society are well underway but the organzation is still in need of extra donations to meet its $2.4-million goal. However, two anonymous donors are stepping in to possibly push the goal past the finish line. “We’ve had two really generous anonymous donors who wanted to make a big impact, and so they’ve agreed that their money will be unlocked by matching the donations from the community for the next few weeks, and so we’re really excited that we get to double th
Edmonton Humane Society close to reaching $2.4M renovation goal (opens the original)
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Renovations at the Edmonton Humane Society are well underway but the organzation is still in need of extra donations to meet its $2.4-million goal. However, two anonymous donors are stepping in to possibly push the goal past the finish line. “We’ve had two really generous anonymous donors who wanted to make a big impact, and so they’ve agreed that their money will be unlocked by matching the donations from the community for the next few weeks, and so we’re really excited that we get to double th
Edmonton Public Schools ring in new year with First Riders event (opens the original)
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School is almost back for Edmonton students, and that means first-time bus riders will be getting ready for their first-ever day at school. On Monday, at the Edmonton Expo Centre’s southern parking lot, Edmonton Public Schools hosted its First Riders event, a way to educate hundreds of kids and parents on how to ride yellow school buses and Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) buses, and what to expect. Haydn Sanchez Avery, manager of student transportation with Edmonton Public Schools, says the event
Edmonton Public Schools ring in new year with First Riders event (opens the original)
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School is almost back for Edmonton students, and that means first-time bus riders will be getting ready for their first-ever day at school. On Monday, at the Edmonton Expo Centre’s southern parking lot, Edmonton Public Schools hosted its First Riders event, a way to educate hundreds of kids and parents on how to ride yellow school buses and Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) buses, and what to expect. Haydn Sanchez Avery, manager of student transportation with Edmonton Public Schools, says the event
Hometown horses: Edmonton man brings two contenders to 2026 Canadian Derby (opens the original)
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This year’s Canadian Derby will have some local flair. Edmonton-born horse trainer Dave Nicholson has been around racing horses since 1972. Now, he’s back in his hometown with two horses ready to hit the track running. Nicholson said winning a race of this magnitude, especially on home turf in Edmonton, would mean a lot to him. “I’m born and raised here. I won a couple of bigger races here, but this one I’ve never won, so it’s nice to be in it.” Nicholson got into the sport through his mother, a
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