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New Meals on Wheels program helps feed Edmonton students - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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A new Meals on Wheels program is helping feed students at an inner city school in Edmonton. “We really wanted an opportunity to kind of expand who we’re helping and who we are serving in the community,” said executive director, Adam Zawadiuk. “We know that there’s a lot of schools out there, and a lot of kids who don’t have access to a healthy and nutritious lunch.” The program is partnered with St. Teresa of Calcutta Elementary School, located east of the downtown core in the Boyle Street neigh
Ruth’s Pantry helps Edmonton families with food insecurity: ‘Means a lot to us’ - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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In January, Edmonton resident Lisa Kruy started going to Ruth’s Pantry for groceries. “For the past few years, myself and my husband, we’ve been struggling,” Kruy explained. With the high cost of living — and only one income — putting food on the table has been a challenge. Then Kruy got connected with Ruth’s Pantry through her son’s school — easing some of those worries. “I got to come in here, pick what I needed, and provide for my little family,” Kruy said. “It’s meant a lot to my family, bec
Edmonton man develops app encouraging people to explore their communities - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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For the past few months, Kyle Bauder has been working on an app. It’s called Zelse —a fun way to explore Edmonton and see different landmarks. “It’s basically getting people to get off the couch, go get involved in their community, go do things,” Bauder said. Users can go on missions and earn points. “Through the points you can level up, you can redeem the points,” Bauder explained. “You can create your own missions so people can come up with missions in their city, like a little local spot they
Edmonton Corn Maze opens as 2026 design celebrates AMA’s 100th anniversary - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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The 2026 season is underway at the Edmonton Corn Maze, finally open after running a few weeks behind schedule due to the weather. “We are excited to be open again it’s been a bit of a rollercoaster to get here,” said owner Jesse Kraay. The growing season has been hard and the effects of the weather are noticeable at the attraction west of Edmonton in Parkland County. “Corn likes heat more than rain, so it has slowed down a bit of the growth and then we had a hailstorm a few weeks ago and set it
Heritage Festival returns to Hawrelak Park this August long weekend - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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The tents are up in Hawrelak Park for the 53rd Heritage Festival in Edmonton, which has returned to the river valley park after a three-year absence. “This festival is one like no other in the world,” said Edmonton Heritage Festival Association executive director Rob Rohatyn. “It’s a festival where we can all come together, set aside our political differences, celebrate our shared humanity.” This long weekend, the fest expects to welcome around 300,000 people to the park to embrace the tastes, s
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