Maskwacis Employment Center and Alberta Labour held their 13th annual Job fair, October 24, at the Howard Buffalo Memorial Center, Samson Cree Nation
Dylan Crier, Samson Cree Medical Services
Vanessa Torkelson, Admissions Advisor at University of Alberta
Pat Swampy, Director of Support Staff, Maskwacis Education Schools Commission
Lana Johnson, Executive Director at Maskwacis Employment Centre
Photos from the 13th Annual Maskwacis Job Fair
Mindbender roller coaster closes after 37 years at West Edmonton Mall
West Edmonton Mall announced on Monday that the The Mindbender roller coaster at Galaxyland has been shut down.
Winter Walk Day to take over Alberta once again
"It's a really great event for everyone to come together and celebrate winter, celebrate being active, and getting outside" - Brian Geislinger, Vice President of Corporate Relations and Community Engagement at Alberta Blue Cross
Youth mental health services expanded in Grande Prairie
“By providing a walk-in option, we are increasing the ability for families or youth to come into the office and find the support they need very quickly,” said Valerie Daoust, manager of Child and Youth Addiction and Mental Health in Grande Prairie.
First Nation Schools in Alberta to participate in Youth Environmental Leadership Summit
The summit will include students, teachers and over 50 expert guests to advance energy, water and climate education
The 2023 Arctic Winter Games kick off Sunday in Wood Buffalo
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Treaty Six and Metis Flags Fly in Sylvan Lake
"Our intention behind this ceremony, and the raising of the treaty six and Metis flags is to continue to build relationships that allow us to better address these wrong doings”
Less than half of Indigenous students graduate on time from EPSB : Report
Report shows that Indigenous students graduation rates and times significantly lower than non-Indigenous students
Snow Angels program in St. Paul helps people who can't shovel
"We have a few community groups that will come out and do snow shoveling...it gives those groups an opportunity to give back, and you can't beat that" -Brenda Billo, St. Paul FCSS Program and Administration Assistant
Newly constructed Kiyām Community Park open in Wood Buffalo area
"We're very excited, it's been in the makings for sometime now, we were looking at ways as an organization and how we're going to enhance that piece of property their because there is so much history there" - Denis Fraser, Indigenous and Rural Relations with the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo
Edmonton Stingers Announce Their 2023 Schedule
"I can't think of a better way to start the Stingers fifth season, and my first as head coach, than against our provincial rivals," said head coach Jordan Baker. "With back-to-back games to start the season, our players will have to come to Edmonton in shape and ready to work right away."
'Evidence of a genocide' found during search of Alberta residential school
An organization investigating unmarked graves near a residential school in eastern Alberta says they have uncovered "physical and documented evidence of a genocide."
Man charged with unlawful confinement after break-in, fire at Edmonton seniors' residence
A 50-year-old man has been charged in connection with a break-in at a seniors' reisdence in Edmonton this week that sent the victim to hospital.
Edmonton Mayor requests $2B in cash from Province
Sohi request funding for affordable housing, upgrades to Commonwealth Stadium as well as money for hydrogen buses.
Heavy Police Presence in Leduc Country : RCMP
Leduc RCMP have issued a public warning about a heavy police presence near Range Road 262 and Township Road 503 in Leduc County
Edmonton spritual leader of Oasis charged with sexual assault
The leader of a spiritual and community group known as the College of Integrated Philosophy or Oasis Group, has been charged with four counts of sexual assault.
Pipon Village shines at the Deep Freeze Festival
"It's pretty important to share who we are, what we do, and (to share) one of our traditional ways of life in the Treaty 6 territory" -Doreen Cardinal, Assistant Coordinator of Pipon Village
University of Alberta Celebrates 2nd Annual Indigenous Celebration Week
"It was my priority to make sure that I bring good spirit, good energy and good light so that the students can experience that extra motivation to keep pushing in their education journey. We just wanted this week to celebrate us, celebrate our languages, celebrate our culture and our teachings and to celebrate each other" - Danni Okemaw, organizer of the 2nd Annual Indigenous Celebration Week at the UofA
Alberta Health Services experiencing Alberta-wide network outage
"Our teams are currently using downtime procedures, which are immediately put in place if an electronic system isn’t available. This ensures we can continue to provide patient care," said AHS
Residential parking ban will start at 7pm Tuesday
The warm weather is expected to continue until later this week.
Children medication delayed a few days
The medication was scheduled to arrive one week ago but has yet to arrive
