Category Archives: Staff Blogs

The Edmonton Food Bank provides food for about 40,000 people each month through their hamper programs and over 450,000 meals and snacks monthly through partner soup kitchens, shelters, schools, and ot...

When winter hits Edmonton and area, a reliable furnace isn't just nice to have - it's essential. That's why this fall, Atmosphere Plumbing & Heating teamed up with 89.3 The Raven to give away a br...

89.3 The Raven News Reporter Johanna Luna talks with Founder Angus Anderson from the Anderson Foundation bringing awareness to cancer here in Edmonton. The Anderson Foundation is dedicated to raising ...

Thousands of Indigenous people from across North America will come together in Edmonton this weekend for the National Indigenous Cultural Expo. Canada's largest powwow, Mtis festival and Inuit showcas...

The shadows are stirring once again... Mr. Dark is waking, and he's bringing his ghouls with him. DARK, Edmonton's iconic Halloween festival, is back from October 3 to November 1, 2025, and it's bigge...

On Tuesday, September 30, Canada marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day. This day honours residential school survivors, the children who never came home, a...

Interview Highlights: Ben Stelter Foundation School Fundraiser In this inspiring conversation, we hear from Aariz Mawji - Founder & Director, Ben Stelter School Fundraiser and Ana Shah - Deputy Di...

I caught up with Jessie Bruce from the 124 Grand Market to talk about what makes this local gem such a vibrant part of Edmonton's community. Jessie describes the market as "a community of vendors and ...

Contractor scams involve fraudulent individuals who provide shoddy, incomplete, or never-started services for payment, often using aggressive tactics like demanding large cash deposits, pressuring you...

"It's okay to be scared." That simple line, spoken to a young boy about to ride a bull, echoes through Siksikakowan: The Blackfoot Man, a documentary that redefines what it means to be an Indigenous m...