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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Strathcona County Hosts Alberta Summer GamesStrathcona County secures $75k from Alberta government to host Alberta Summer Games, featuring 1,900 young athletes in 13 sports. Volunteers needed for various venues. John Dance, board chair, hails funding as crucial. Nate Glubish, MLA, expects high energy and fun. Strathcona County has hosted previous games, with Alberta contributing over $900k. Last Alberta Winter Games in Lakeland, next Summer Games in Okotoks in 2023.
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2026-02-2001 min
HP Reinvent the Classroom PodcastReinvent the Future of Girls in STEM and AI with Strathcona Girls GrammarWhat does it really take to prepare young women for a future shaped by STEM and artificial intelligence?Let's ask Kara Baxter and two incredible yound women from Strathcona Girls Grammar!In this episode of Reinvent the Classroom, we head inside Strathcona Girls Grammar to explore how one all-girls school is deliberately rethinking learning, pathways and confidence in STEM and AI. This is not about adding more coding lessons or chasing the latest trend. It is about culture, mindset, role models and creating spaces where girls see themselves as future engineers, designers, scientists and leaders...
2026-01-1436 min
AFK Media: Vancouver Real Estate Photography & VideoBringing Strathcona Listings to LifeStruggling to show the warmth and character of your Strathcona listing? This neighbourhood blends colourful murals, heritage homes, and the easy pace of walks through MacLean Park. Buyers here care about lifestyle, not just square footage, so your visuals need to reflect the mix of history and creativity that shapes daily life. From morning coffee near Union Market to the quiet charm along Keefer Street, every detail matters.At AFK Media, we offer real estate photography in Strathcona that highlights both the home and the community. Our cinematic video tours help...
2025-11-1311 min
AFK Media: Vancouver Real Estate Photography & VideoBringing Strathcona Listings to LifeStruggling to show the warmth and character of your Strathcona listing? This neighbourhood blends colourful murals, heritage homes, and the easy pace of walks through MacLean Park. Buyers here care about lifestyle, not just square footage, so your visuals need to reflect the mix of history and creativity that shapes daily life. From morning coffee near Union Market to the quiet charm along Keefer Street, every detail matters.At AFK Media, we offer real estate photography in Strathcona that hig...
2025-11-1311 min
Cross Border Interviews860. Strathcona County Councillor Robert ParksOur mission is to shine a light on the dedicated individuals who, day in and day out, work around the council table to shape the communities we call home. For today’s episode, we are sitting down with Strathcona County Councillor Robert Parks.Strathcona County, located in the heart of Alberta, is an energetic and thriving community. A leader in North America’s petroleum industry and a champion for advancing diverse agricultural business, and who uses that energy to power a new tomorrow....
2025-08-211h 07
Newcomer InvestorSidecar Strategy: Leveraging Market Structure Asymmetry with Canada’s Top Capital Allocators (Fairfax Financial, Strathcona Resources, E-L Financial, & the Gold Industry)Welcome to the Newcomer Investor Channel! In this episode, I chat once again with Asheef Lalani, an incredible Toronto-based investor. Please note, this conversation was recorded on July 8th and on July 14th 2025. As a result, any references to specific future dates/events in the episode may refer to a time that has already passed. Connect:Newcomer Investor on X: https://twitter.com/NewcomerInvestAsheef on X: https://x.com/BrownMarubozuFiscal AI: my favourite research tool: https://fiscal.ai/?via=anthony Episode Highlights:(0:00) - Intro(2:18) - Market...
2025-07-272h 44
In the Money with Amber KanwarStrathcona Hit $4B Faster Than Any Canadian Company—Adam Waterous Wants MEG NextAdam Waterous thinks the Canadian energy sector is the most compelling opportunity in North America—and he’s putting his money where his mouth is. On this special episode of In the Money with Amber Kanwar, we’ve got a special on-location Calgary Stampede edition hosted by ATB Financial. Amber sits down with the CEO of the Waterous Energy Fund in front of a live audience to unpack Strathcona’s multi-billion takeover bid for MEG Energy and what it says about the future of oil and gas in Canada.Waterous lays out why Canada’s long-life reserves, superior e...
2025-07-1054 min
You Belong HereBuilding resilient families and kidsJoin our host German and special guest Lisa from Strathcona County’s Family Resource Network for the final episode of season two. In this episode, German and Lisa talk about the importance of having support at every stage of parenting and highlight how the Family Resource Network can help you and your family.
2025-06-0224 minYou Belong HereFinding local support when you need itJoin our host Brad and guest Teri from Family and Community Services as they explore accessing support through Strathcona County’s Solutions Navigation team. This episode highlights the importance of reaching out for support when you need it and what you can expect when working with the friendly and knowledgeable staff at Family and Community Services.
2025-05-0520 min
Beacon Church StrathconaKingdom Citizens - Called to be DifferentJoin us at Beacon Church Strathcona as we explore a new series about the difference Jesus has called us to be in this world.
2025-04-2836 minYou Belong HereBiting into food insecurity and meeting basic needsJoin our host Doneka and guests Chelsea from Family and Community Services and Tracey from the Strathcona Food Bank as they discuss the realities of food insecurity and meeting basic needs in our community. In this episode you will learn more about different experiences of food insecurity and where you can find support and resources.
2025-03-3131 min
Beacon Church StrathconaJourney to the Cross - Mark 14:43-65We continue our Easter series, "Journey to the Cross" -- join us for today's discussion as we look at the betrayal and arrest of Jesus in Mark 14:43-65.
2025-03-2437 min
Beacon Church StrathconaJourney to the Cross - Mark 14:27-42Join us as Tyson and Michelle continue our Easter series "Journey to the Cross" - as we take a look at Mark 14:27-42.
2025-03-1732 min
Beacon Church StrathconaJourney to the Cross - Mark 14:12-26We had a joint service with our friends at Beacon Church Millbourne! Pastor John kicks off our Easter series "Journey to the Cross" by looking at Jesus' Last Supper with His disciples in Mark 14:12-26.
2025-03-1031 min
Beacon Church StrathconaWhat is Lent? What is Fasting?Join us for this week's discussion at Beacon Church Strathcona where we dive into the topics of Lent and Fasting.
2025-03-0332 minYou Belong HereExploring youth mental health and well-beingJoin our host Brad from Family and Community Services and special guest Dani from BGC Strathcona County, as they dive into the topic of youth well-being and the importance of belonging and connection. This episode is jam-packed with information on local resources and tangible tips for parents, caregivers and youth.Visit strathcona.ca/YouBelongHere to learn more and sign up for our new e-newsletter.
2025-03-0322 min
Reimagined Energy PodcastThe Making of Strathcona County’s Hydrogen PowerhouseSend us a textStrathcona County is building their energy story by leading by example. Host Maria McGowan chats with Mayor Rod Frank of Strathcona County about this Alberta district’s significant role in energy production and sustainability initiatives. He highlights the county's historical context in the energy sector, the importance of transparency and public engagement, and the innovative steps being taken towards hydrogen production and carbon capture. Strathcona County is co-hosting the upcoming SMR Canada Summit with Parkland County- which will be an opportunity for networking and advancing discussions on energy sol...
2025-02-2713 min
Beacon Church StrathconaHabits - StoriesJoin us at Beacon Church Strathcona for the final week of our Habits series. We’ll explore the power of Stories, learning to recognize and share God Stories in our lives.
2025-02-2434 min
Cortes CurrentsMinimizing the impact Trump's tarrifs could on the $130 million REC-reate Strathcona Garden projectRoy L Hales/Cortes Currents - It is only two weeks until President Donald Trump decides whether to impose 25% tarrifs on Canada and Mexico. There is some question whether he will follow through. Trump was initially going to impose the tarrifs on February 4, but the previous day Wall Street's three main indices fell sharply over concerns about the global economy. The stock market recovered that afternoon after Trump announced he would postpone the tarrifs for a month. However Canadians are preparing for the worst and, on the local level, one of the topics discussed at yesterday’s Strathcona Gardens Commission me...
2025-02-1903 min
Beacon Church StrathconaHabits - BibleWelcome to Beacon Church Strathcona. Join us this week as we continue our series about Habits -- today Michelle leads us in a discussion about the importance of the habit of reading the Word of God.
2025-02-1719 min
Magpie AdventuresExploring the Strathcona LibraryWe’re visiting the iconic Strathcona branch of Edmonton Public Library, where adventure abounds and everything is free. A magical place to gather and explore.Links:*Visit the Strathcona library.*Their calendar shows their programming and events. Everything is free, and there is always a special connect to festivals. If you have ideas for vibes and locations, email me at himagpies@gmail.com. Or find me on Instagram at hi_magpies. This podcast is created by yours truly, here in Amis...
2025-02-1615 min
Beacon Church StrathconaHabits - IntroductionWelcome to Beacon Church Strathcona. Join this week's discussion as we launch a new series about Habits -- those little things we do that shape us as a church and as individuals.
2025-02-1032 min
Cortes CurrentsThe (Almost) Secret Budget for REC-Reate Strathcona GardensRoy L Hales/Cortes Currents - The Strathcona Regional District (SRD) may have a nasty surprise for property owners in Campbell River and Area D. They may soon be asked to approve an additional $54 million debt to finance the second phase of the new REC-REATE Strathcona Gardens project. When they originally consented through an Alternative Approval Process (which automatically passes unless 10% of the electorate object), taxpayers were informed the cost was almost half of what is now being put forward
“The April 2023 staff report indicated that both phases of the REC-CREATE project were going to be included. They had a Cl...
2025-02-0617 minYou Belong HereHealthy Aging in Strathcona CountyJoin our host, Doneka and guests Stephanie from Family and Community Services, and Alison from Recreation, Parks and Culture as they explore healthy aging in Strathcona County. Through this engaging discussion you will learn more about the County’s Healthy Aging Framework, how healthy aging looks different for everyone, and what municipal resources and programs are available in our community. Visit strathcona.ca/YouBelongHere to learn more and sign up for our new e-newsletter.
2025-02-0323 min
Beacon Church StrathconaEmpowered CommunityWelcome to Beacon Church Strathcona. Join us this week as we finish our series "A Community Like No Other" - where we explore what it means to be an Empowered Community.
2025-01-2747 min
Cortes CurrentsPetition Against Making Quadra Residents Pay For REC-CREATE Strathcona GardensRoy L Hales/Cortes Currents - A timeline on the REC-REATE – Strathcona Gardens Revitalization Project website traces the origins of this project back to an operational review in 1998. At that time, most of the community was satisfied with the existing facility and the idea of building a new complex did not gain momentum until 2015. A community survey taken between February 2nd and March 2nd that year found that someone from 72% of the Campbell River and 64% of Area D households visited Strathcona Gardens at least once a year. Construction for Phase One, the New Aquatic and Wellness Centre, finally began on Sep...
2025-01-2606 min
Cortes CurrentsArea C Taxpayers Resistant to paying for Strathcona Gardens Re-DevelopmentRoy L Hales/Cortes Currents - Campbell River’s Strathcona Gardens is in the midst of re-development. Following a successful Alternative Approval Process (APP) in Campbell River and Area D, whose residents use this complex, in 2023 the Board authorized borrowing up to $64.6 million for this project. Crews are currently building the foundations.
The SRD is exploring the possibility of using Area C property tax dollars to support this complex, but has not yet decided upon a course of action. This sparked a great deal of resistance from Area C residents who do not want to see their property taxes increased to...
2025-01-2207 min
Beacon Church StrathconaScattered (Sent) CommunityWelcome to Beacon Church Strathcona. Join us this week as we continue our series "A Community Like No Other" - where we explore what it means to be a Scattered Community, Sent out on Mission like Jesus.
2025-01-2038 min
Beacon Church StrathconaPeace CommunityWelcome to Beacon Church Strathcona. Join us this week as we continue our series "A Community Like No Other" - where we explore what it means to be a Peace Community, experiencing and expressing the Shalom Peace of Jesus.
2025-01-1335 min
Beacon Church StrathconaGathered CommunityWelcome to Beacon Church Strathcona. Join us this week as we begin a new series "A Community Like No Other" - where we explore what it means to be a Gathered Community, centred and focused around Jesus.
2025-01-0632 min
The School RoomMarjorie Young | Chinatown Connections: Strathcona and BeyondStrathcona is Vancouver’s oldest residential neighbourhood. Bordering Chinatown and the Downtown Eastside, it has historically been home to the working class, including the Chinese, Japanese, Jewish, Irish, Ukrainian, and Black communities. While gentrification has caused significant change and displacement of some of these communities, the neighbourhood’s diverse makeup continues to be as evident today as ever before, with the majority of residents speaking a non-English heritage language.
On this episode, host Dr. Melissa Karmen Lee chats with Marjorie Young, a Strathcona local and the first registered Chinese Canadian speech language pathologist in British Columbia. Reflecting on g...
2024-12-2623 min
Beacon Church StrathconaAdvent - Love AllWelcome to Beacon Church Strathcona. Join us this week as Pastor Kelly unpacks the final week of our Advent series - Back to Christmas, where we are called to LOVE ALL just as Jesus has loved each one of us.
2024-12-2327 min
Beacon Church StrathconaAdvent - Give More (The Incarnation)Welcome to Beacon Church Strathcona. This week, Michelle leads us in a discussion within our Advent series - Back to Christmas about how we can follow in Jesus' example by GIVING MORE of ourselves to others this Christmas season.
2024-12-1617 min
Beacon Church StrathconaAdvent - Spend Less (Time, Energy, Money)Welcome to Beacon Church Strathcona. This week Pastor Kelly continues our Advent series - Back to Christmas by discussing how we can SPEND LESS in our lives to create margin for Jesus and things that truly matter this Christmas season.
2024-12-0934 min
Beacon Church StrathconaAdvent - Worship FullyWelcome to Beacon Church Strathcona. This week we are launching our Advent Series - Back to Christmas. Pastor Kelly leads us in a discussion about how encountering Jesus leads us into a life of worship.
2024-12-0240 minBeacon Church StrathconaProverbs - SexWelcome to Beacon Church Strathcona. Join our discussion as we dive into the book of Proverbs. This week Pastor Tyson discusses what Jesus and the Bible say about Sex.
2024-11-2533 minBeacon Church StrathconaProverbs - Words MatterWelcome to Beacon Church Strathcona. Join our discussion as we dive into the book of Proverbs. This week we discuss what Jesus and the Bible say about our Speech.
2024-11-2541 min
MAKING MEDIAStrathcona LIVE Interview With Belle GemmellStrathcona LIVE Interview With Belle Gemmell by Ralph Barba
2024-11-2020 minMAKING MEDIAStrathcona LIVE Interview With Lorna BeeganStrathcona LIVE Interview With Lorna Beegan by Ralph Barba
2024-11-2020 minMAKING MEDIAStrathcona LIVE Interview With Tamsyn ManouStrathcona LIVE Interview With Tamsyn Manou by Ralph Barba
2024-11-2013 minMAKING MEDIAStrathcona LIVE Interview With Zoe Veling & Samantha MacKeyStrathcona LIVE Interview With Zoe Veling & Samantha MacKey by Ralph Barba
2024-11-2017 minBeacon Church StrathconaProverbs - Money MattersWelcome to Beacon Church Strathcona. Join our discussion as we dive into the book of Proverbs. This week we discuss what Jesus and the Bible say about money.
2024-11-1140 min
Beacon Church StrathconaProverbs - Vices & VirtuesWelcome to Beacon Church Strathcona. Join our discussion as we dive into the book of Proverbs. This week we discuss the tension that vices & virtues can have upon our lives.
2024-11-0437 min
The Elks CallThe Elks Call S2Ep29 - Chili Outside with Strathcona SamIn this episode of The Elks Call, hosts Scout and Kathy discuss the Edmonton Elks' playoff elimination after a 28-24 loss to the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Special guest Sam Roth (Strathcona Sam) joins to share insights on being an Elks fan and the recent Chili Cook-Off event. Following that, the Herd Report provides a detailed game recap, highlighting both struggles and standout performances. An Edmonton Sports Update follows, covering various local teams, including the Oilers, Golden Bears, and Oil Kings. To end the show, the Fan Forum addresses the Elks' future, discussing potential off-season changes and the...
2024-10-101h 40
SHOUT! For LibrariesS09E01 – Exploring EPL’s Strathcona BranchJoin us for a virtual visit to Edmonton Public Library’s Strathcona Branch! Jessie Enns-Power takes SHOUT correspondent Brett Sheehan on a tour, both historical and current, of EPL’s Strathcona Branch.Theme SongMusic: Vlad Gluschenko – ForestLicense: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unportedhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.enProduction CreditsBrett SheehanMusic CreditsLipstick by GhostkeeperPhantom Heart by LEATHERSExhale by iskwē
2024-09-2829 min
Homes For Sale EdmontonAcreages For Sale Strathcona CountyAcreages for sale Strathcona County is the most amazing choice or option for everyone who wants to explore the best acreage benefits and advantages. The acreages for sale can be the most unrivaled choice for everyone who always looks for acreages for various purposes. For more information visit us at www.hauptrealty.com/rural-strathcona-county/
2024-05-2801 min
Municipal AffairsRace for FCM 3rd VP: Strathcona County Councillor Katie BerghoferWelcome to 'Municipal Affairs”, I'm your host, Chris Brown.
In this episode, we're diving into the upcoming election for the 3rd Vice President of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM).
The FCM, as many of you know, serves as the national voice for municipal governments, advocating for policies and initiatives that address the diverse needs of communities from coast to coast to coast.
And with the annual FCM conference just around the corner, all eyes are on the bustling city of Calgary, where municipal lea...
2024-05-1421 min
From the Vaults: Audio from Edmonton's PastVoices of Old Strathcona: Irene RichardsToday's interview features Irene Richards, another resident of Old Strathcona. Richards, having lived on a farm outside of Strathcona, describes her experience working on her parent's dairy farm and the growth of her local church community. These interviews were recorded in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Both social attitudes and language standards have changed since that time. Some opinions expressed and language used may be offensive to listeners today.
2024-01-241h 20You Belong HereDestigmatizing mental health: Fostering a culture of connection and support in Strathcona CountyIn this episode, Brad, Doneka and Ashley delve into the impact of social and self-perceived stigma related to accessing mental health supports. The team offers practical insights on fostering compassion and understanding while shedding light on the importance of challenging societal views and promoting inclusivity. Through personal anecdotes, they emphasize the significance of creating a supportive environment for all, encouraging listeners to seek help and foster a culture of connection.
2024-01-1024 minFrom the Vaults: Audio from Edmonton's PastVoices of Old Strathcona: Helen TaylorToday's episode features an interview of Helen Taylor. Taylor describes her experience of Strathcona after the Second World War and the enormous post-war growth of the area. These interviews were recorded in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Both social attitudes and language standards have changed since that time. Some opinions expressed and language used may be offensive to listeners today.
2024-01-101h 19From the Vaults: Audio from Edmonton's PastVoices of Old Strathcona: George L. DaviesNamed a 'Living Heritage Treasure' by the Alberta Museums' Association in 1993, George L. Davies is the subject of today's oral history interview. A teacher by trade, Davies describes life in Strathcona and his decades of work with the Edmonton Public School Board. These interviews were recorded in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Both social attitudes and language standards have changed since that time. Some opinions expressed and language used may be offensive to listeners today.
2023-12-131h 01From the Vaults: Audio from Edmonton's PastVoices of Old Strathcona: Robert M. CurrieThis week's interviewee, Robert M. Currie, describes his time during the Second World War. His journey through Britain, Belgium, and Germany during the 1940s provides a unique perspective of someone from Strathcona who came home to see the postwar boom. These interviews were recorded in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Both social attitudes and language standards have changed since that time. Some opinions expressed and language used may be offensive to listeners today.
2023-11-2951 min
From the Vaults: Audio from Edmonton's PastVoices of Old Strathcona: Mae DornanMae Dornan, this week's interviewee, discusses her arrival in Strathcona in 1910. She describes the Strathcona Hotel, where her family spent their first night, and the experience of her family establishing themselves and running a local hardware store. Cover Image:EA-444-2https://cityarchives.edmonton.ca/wankel-and-barr-hardwareThese interviews were recorded in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Both social attitudes and language standards have changed since that time. Some opinions expressed and language used may be offensive to listeners today.
2023-11-151h 02From the Vaults: Audio from Edmonton's PastVoices of Old Strathcona: Elizabeth A. Frost Part 2On today's episode, we listen to Elizabeth A. Frost's Voices of Old Strathcona interview. In addition to her early upbringing in Strathcona, Frost describes many of the religious communities that called the area home. This is part 2 of 2 episodes featuring Elizabeth A. Frost's interview.These interviews were recorded in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Both social attitudes and language standards have changed since that time. Some opinions expressed and language used may be offensive to listeners today.
2023-11-011h 00From the Vaults: Audio from Edmonton's PastVoices of Old Strathcona: Elizabeth A. Frost Part 1On today's episode, we listen to Elizabeth A. Frost's Voices of Old Strathcona interview. In addition to her early upbringing in Strathcona, Frost describes many of the religious communities that called the area home. This is part 1 of 2 episodes featuring Elizabeth A. Frost's interview.These interviews were recorded in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Both social attitudes and language standards have changed since that time. Some opinions expressed and language used may be offensive to listeners today.
2023-10-181h 02
Chelsea on CHEDStrathcona County Bremner developmentLinton Delainey, former Councillor, Strathcona County
2023-10-1309 minFrom the Vaults: Audio from Edmonton's PastVoices of Old Strathcona: Ruth HargraveRuth Hargrave's Voices of Old Strathcona interview is the subject of today's From the Vaults episode. Describing her upbringing and childhood, Hargrave provides a clear picture of growing up in Old Strathcona. As one of the first women who attended the University of Alberta, Hargrave also describes her work in achieving her degree. These interviews were recorded in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Both social attitudes and language standards have changed since that time. Some opinions expressed and language used may be offensive to listeners today.
2023-10-0455 minFrom the Vaults: Audio from Edmonton's PastVoices of Old Strathcona: Evelyn SmithEvelyn Smith's Voices of Old Strathcona interview is the subject of today's episode. Smith, a nurse, describes her time working in and around the University. Smith also describes transportation innovations, including the shift from the street-car to individual automobile usage. These interviews were recorded in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Both social attitudes and language standards have changed since that time. Some opinions expressed and language used may be offensive to listeners today.
2023-09-2059 minYou Belong HereFinding Common Ground: Navigating Polarities and Cultivating Compassion in Your CommunityIn Episode 4 of the You Belong Here Podcast, the crew discusses the concepts of polarities, compassion, and how to begin to cross the occasional divides we can see in our social groups, families, and communities.
2023-09-1223 min
From the Vaults: Audio from Edmonton's PastVoices of Old Strathcona: Mabel GearyMabel Geary's Voices of Old Strathcona interview is the subject of today's episode. Geary, a graduate of the Camrose Normal School and the University of Alberta, describes her experience teaching in the many one-room schools around Edmonton and Strathcona.Cover Image:EA-207-743https://cityarchives.edmonton.ca/mabel-gearyThese interviews were recorded in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Both social attitudes and language standards have changed since that time. Some opinions expressed and language used may be offensive to listeners today.
2023-09-061h 01From the Vaults: Audio from Edmonton's PastVoices of Old Strathcona: Patrick RoseOn today's episode, the Voices of Old Strathcona Oral History Project interviews Patrick Rose. Rose, a medical doctor, was involved in the growth of Edmonton and Alberta's medical infrastructure. These interviews were recorded in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Both social attitudes and language standards have changed since that time. Some opinions expressed and language used may be offensive to listeners today.
2023-08-2315 minFrom the Vaults: Audio from Edmonton's PastVoices of Old Strathcona: Harmon H. McMahonHarmon H. McMahon is the subject of today's Voices of Old Strathcona interview. McMahon describes the changes he experienced in Strathcona, particularly the changes in landscape and architecture that occurred after the Second World War.These interviews were recorded in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Both social attitudes and language standards have changed since that time. Some opinions expressed and language used may be offensive to listeners today.
2023-08-091h 33You Belong HereThe art of listening: Strengthening connections and building trustIn this episode, we explore the importance of active listening, uncovering its positive impact on building connections and trust. Through practical tips and real-life experiences, we discuss the art of active listening and its role in strengthening relationships. Join us as we navigate the challenges and rewards of this essential skill, empowering you to prepare for difficult conversations in your personal and professional life.
2023-08-0232 minFrom the Vaults: Audio from Edmonton's PastVoices of Old Strathcona: Eva McKitrickFor the first full episode of Season 2, the Voices of Old Strathcona Project interviews Eva McKitrick, a daughter of one of the area's oldest settlers. She was a teacher, and was fascinated with history, particularly that of her family.These interviews were recorded in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s. Both social attitudes and language standards have changed since that time. Some opinions expressed and language used may be offensive to listeners today.
2023-07-261h 32You Belong HereCollective belonging: Celebrating difference and flourishing togetherIn this episode, we explore collective belonging, celebrating differences, and flourishing together. We discuss the shift from certainty to curiosity, embracing tolerance and inclusivity for differences, and the power of simple acts of kindness. We delve into finding hope, common values, and a sense of meaning, while normalizing the fear and uncertainty of reaching out to others. Through suspending judgment, engaging with new people, and sharing our skills and passions, we discover the transformative impact of community involvement and the importance of belonging for all.
2023-07-0528 minYou Belong HereConnection: Creating a sense of belongingWelcome to You Belong Here, a podcast dedicated to exploring the power of connection and its profound impact on our lives. Join hosts Ashley, Brad and Doneka, from Strathcona County Family and Community Services, as they share practical strategies for embracing vulnerability, cultivating self-compassion, and building deep connections that foster a sense of belonging.
2023-06-0723 min2023-05-0801 min2023-05-0801 min2023-05-0801 minChelsea on CHEDThe Old Strathcona Farmers' Market is looking to renovate and expandKeith Persaud, manager, Old Strathcona Farmers' Market
2023-03-2507 min
Dailey Blend ShowDailey Blend Show - Episode 67:: Sound Off (Sound Off with Austin Nunn of Strathcona International Watches)We are back with another Sound Off Edition of the Dailey Blend Show! In this episode, we feature Austin Nunn, founder of Strathcona International Watches. A modern automatic watch brand taking cues from vintage vibes and worldwide designs. This interview focused on talking with Austin, about the road to design, source, and manufacture a watch, what it means to be successful in a modern watch landscape, and getting some insights into what the future holds for the Strathcona International Watches.
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2022-09-0130 min
Pacific Beer ChatEp 208 - Strathcona Beer Co ft Nick NazarecOn this episode the boys head to Strathcona Beer Co and sat down with head brewer Nick Nazarec. Podcaster Involved:Jordan of Pitt Craft Beer Dad Mike of Pacific Beer ChatIntro By Conundrum – Website, Facebook, Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2022-08-021h 03
Podcast – Pacific Beer ChatEp 208 – Strathcona Beer Co ft Nick Nazarechttps://api.spreaker.com/v2/episodes/50782868/download.mp3 On this episode the boys head to Strathcona Beer Co and sat down with head brewer Nick Nazarec. Podcaster Involved: Jordan of Pitt Craft Beer Dad Mike of Pacific Beer Chat Intro By Conundrum – Website, Facebook, Instagram
2022-08-0100 min
The Wild Islander PodcastEp. 20 - Stewards of Strathcona Park with Mattias MorrisonStrathcona Provincial Park, designated in 1911, is the oldest provincial park in British Columbia. Located almost in the dead centre of Vancouver Island, Strathcona Park is a rugged mountain wilderness comprising more than 250,000 hectares. Visited by tens of thousands of people, it takes a certain amount of care, structure and strategy to make the park goers experience amazing each year. Enter, the Park Rangers: the stewards of these incredible habitats and places we get to experience the Wild in the safest way possible. This week, we’re joined by Strathcona’s Sr Park Ranger, Mattias Morrison, as he shares his journey of g...
2022-05-1847 min
The Nosh VancouverEp74 The Nosh - Covert Farms & Strathcona DiningWe talk regenerative and dry farming with Gene Covert of Covert Farms in Oliver and Dine Strathcona is back in that neighbourhood to help support a local not-for-profit while also serving up some delicious dishes.
2021-11-1655 min
RedeyeMilitant mother Carolyn Jerome on blockading the train tracks in StrathconaBack in the early 1970s, children from the Raymur housing project in Strathcona were forced to cross train tracks on their way to their elementary school. After months of petitioning for a safe crossing, a group of mothers made their voices heard by blockading the tracks. Carmen Pollard’s short film, Militant Mother, tells the story. We speak with Carolyn Jerome, one of the mothers who stood in front of the trains.
2021-11-1616 min
In the Hopper3. Cherie Klassen - The Old Strathcona Business AssociationCherie is the Executive Director of the Old Strathcona Small Business Association. Tune in to hear her discuss the Strathcona neighbourhood.
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2021-09-011h 07The Wild Islander PodcastEp. 1: Conquering a Monarch - Tales from Mt Albert Edward & Strathcona ParkThe Vancouver Island alpine regions are amongst the most pristine and diverse landscapes to be explored, preserved and enjoyed on the worlds outdoor stage. This episode will cover stories from my experiences from my first ascent of Mt Albert Edward, the Island’s 6th highest peak, when I was 8 years old to the journey back decades later. Topics include hiking in Paradise Meadows & Strathcona Park, tips on how to stay safe in the wilderness, and stories that I hope will inspire others to get outside and enjoy the incredible places around us. Special thanks to my friends and family who ha...
2021-07-2816 minHistory Slam PodcastThe Past & Present of Strathcona Park
In this episode of the History Slam, Sean Graham talk with Catherine Marie Gilbert, author of A Journey Back to Nature: A History of Strathcona National Park. They talk about the discovery of new photos of the park, how they were useful in writing the book, and the initial idea of Strathcona as ‘Banff West.’ They also chat about tourism as natural exploitation, the national resources in the park, and Strathcona (and parks in general) as part of Canada’s colonial project.
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2021-06-1700 min
History Slam PodcastThe Past & Present of Strathcona Park
In this episode of the History Slam, Sean Graham talk with Catherine Marie Gilbert, author of A Journey Back to Nature: A History of Strathcona National Park. They talk about the discovery of new photos of the park, how they were useful in writing the book, and the initial idea of Strathcona as ‘Banff West.’ They also chat about tourism as natural exploitation, the national resources in the park, and Strathcona (and parks in general) as part of Canada’s colonial project.
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2021-06-1700 min
BSA Today!Interview with Former Strathcona Principal Ros SmithNaomi and Jasmine interview Ros Smith, former principal of Strathcona High School. Ros was the first ever black, female principal in the Edmonton Public School District, and she shares her journey.
2021-06-1147 min
630 CHED MorningsOld Strathcona may look a lot different this summerOld Strathcona, like many other neighbourhoods, have been significantly impacted throughout the pandemic. With a phased reopening plan announced by the province, the Old Strathcona Business Association is hoping things change this summer. Executive Director Cherie Klassen remains cautiously optimistic, yet happy for businesses and customers.
2021-06-0308 min
525 Years in the Pursuit of Truth: A New History of The University of AberdeenLord Strathcona, Canada, and the University of Aberdeen, 1820-1906This podcast focuses on the career of one of the University’s major benefactors at the turn of the twentieth Century, its Forres-born Chancellor Donald Smith, Lord Strathcona from 1897. It traces his connection to the University and then tracks back, looking at how he acquired wealth and prestige at the heart of the transition in British North America from a fur trading empire to a settler-dominated confederation. It contributes to the consideration of legacies of empire in and beyond the University today by emphasising the need to take account of the multifaceted nature of empire itself.
2021-06-0134 min
the Sharp End PodcastEp 64 - Strathcona Park Heli Rescue - Jes Scott and Erica EllefsenJes Scott and Erica Ellefsen set out to travel 80km from Mt. Washington to Flower Ridge over eight days. Their goal was to climb eight of Strathcona Park’s tallest and most remote mountains. Strathcona Provincial Park is the oldest provincial park in British Columbia, Canada, and the largest on Vancouver Island. They wanted a trip that was physically demanding but less scary than their usual mountaineering trips. Listen in to this episode to hear what went wrong during their traverse and how their Garmin InReach device was the tool they needed to get rescued.
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2021-05-0139 min
The Pulse on CFROThe Pulse Interview: Connie Sinclair, mother of a 25-year-old Cree man left for dead for 12 hours in Strathcona Tent CityThe mother of a 25-year-old Cree man left for dead for 12 hours in Strathcona Tent City speaks out on his recovery after losing his leg--and why she wants answers from police & why so many homeless residents remain unhoused
2021-01-2724 min
Peel MattersPeel Matters - Nov 13, 2020 - Highlighting GTA Artists: Idris Lawal, Keralanka, Jose Lobo & Strathcona MusicHost Pranav Bakaraju highlights local GTA artists Idris Lawal, Keralanka, Jose Lobo and Strathcona Music. Listen for a discussion about their creative process, music's ability to evoke deep emotion and raise awareness about greater political change, as well as the positive impact of music on combatting COVID-19 stress.
2020-11-1450 min
Community News Updates from CJSROld Strathcona Homeless Support Camp Gains ExtensionPeace camp, formed in Old Strathcona in early September to shelter individuals in Edmonton’s homeless community, was ordered to be taken down by Friday September 18th. However, the city granted a 1-week extension for the camp. Mayor Iveson is asking the Federal Government for financial support to gain existing buildings as a source of sustainable housing for the homeless population. Produced by Simran Pherwani.
2020-09-2401 minThe Pulse on CFROInterview: Krista Sigurdson & Jamie Smallboy (Lord Strathcona Elementary School PAC)How safe do parents in the DTES, Strathcona & Chinatown areas feel about B.C.'s Sept. 10 back-to-school plans? Today, David talks to Lord Strathcona Elementary PAC parents Krista Sigurdson & Jamie Smallboy. Learn more about COVID-19 & education at gov.bc.ca/safeschools.
2020-08-2723 minThe Pulse on CFROInterview: Kirstine Fermin (Strathcona Park’s tent city)Today, David talks to Kirstine Fermin, a resident of Strathcona Park’s tent city, one of the homeless encampment’s cooks and security team.
2020-07-3020 minThe Pulse on CFROPulse 2020 07 29 interview: Strathcona Tent CityResidents of the tent city in Strathcona Park speak out against a proposed park board bylaw & demand social housing instead.
2020-07-2922 minThe Pulse on CFROThe Pulse: Feature Friday: Strathcona ParkToday, we’re looking at the encampment at Strathcona Park. We’ll talk about the context this issue is taking place in, where we are now, and where we’re going.
2020-07-2420 min
La place podcastStrathcona partie 3(3/3) Dans cet épisode, Josée, Denis et Ronald poursuivent leur exploration du quartier Strathcona à Edmonton. « Old Strath » étant toujours associé à sa célèbre avenue, la « Whyte », l’équipe s’y rend pour témoigner de la vocation commerciale, sociale et artistique du quartier en se rappelant l’histoire de ses plus célèbres lieux : le Bureau de poste, les nombreux « halls », le Princess Theatre, les magasins, les hôtels, les tavernes, etc. Le parcours se termine à la micro-brasserie Situation (10308-81 ave), à un jet de pierre de l’ancienne gare du CPR. Autour d’une bonne bière, Josée raconte l’histoire de la prohib...
2019-06-2137 min
La place podcastStrathcona partie 2(2/3) Dans cet épisode, l’équipe poursuit son exploration du quartier Strathcona à Edmonton en se rendant au cœur de l’ancienne ville, dans le « town square » où se trouvait jadis l’Hôtel de ville. Aujourd’hui, le Parc McIntyre (83ème avenue et 104ème rue) est un lieu de rassemblement et de divertissement, attirant chaque année des milliers d’amoureux de théâtre pendant le festival Fringe. Entouré du Farmers Market, des anciennes casernes de pompiers devenues salles de théâtre et de la Bibliothèque municipale, le lieu s’ouvre également sur l’ancienne « Main Street » (la 104ème rue), puis vers la Saskatchewan Dri...
2019-05-3046 min
La place podcastStrathcona partie 1(1/3) Dans cet épisode, Ronald, Denis et Josée parcourent le « Vieux Strathcona », zone historique de l’ancienne ville du même nom, amalgamée à Edmonton en 1912. Autour d’un café à la brûlerie Ace Coffee Roasters (10055-80 ave), Denis raconte le développement rapide de la ville propulsé par l’arrivée du chemin de fer de la Calgary & Edmonton Railway en 1891. L’équipe se rend ensuite où tout a commencé, au coin de l’avenue Whyte et de la 103ème rue, emplacement des première et deuxième gares de train ainsi que du mythique Strathcona Hotel.
La place est une production de la Soci...
2019-05-2342 min
Make A Scene CanadaCherelle Jardine music by Stone Poets Peter Jordan Strathcona The TwitchMake a Scene with Cherelle Jardine.Music by my band Stone Poets, Peter Jordan, Strathcona and The Twitch. Plus, find out who's playing where on the local music calendar.
Make a Scene is sponsored by Sheldon Zaharko - Zed Productions. Log in to http://www.pacificnorthwestradio.com and click on the tower.Cherelle Jardine Stone Poets Peter Jordan The Twitch Strathcona Sheldon Zaharko
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2019-02-2227 min
Cascadian Beer PodcastStrathcona Beer Company - Vancouver, BC I’m in the neighbourhood of Strathcona in Vancouver, BC, an area undergoing significant growth and redevelopment following a period of urban decay. The service industry is responding to this upswing, one of them being the Strathcona Beer Company. I spoke with Owner & Brewmaster Michael "Fezz" Nazarec and his son & brewer Nick Nazarec. Their location is both a brewery and tasting room with a kitchen serving some gourmet pizzas. The 25 hectoliter brewhouse is accompanied by five fermenters and five brite tanks. Strathcona Beer Company opened their doors in July 2016. For more information about Strathcona Beer Co...
2017-03-1916 min
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The CJSR EditionEdmonton-Strathcona MP Linda Duncan on the Current State of Homelessness in CanadaLast week, in anticipation of the 2014 NCRA Homelessness Awareness Radio Marathon, Linda Duncan, the NDP Member of Parliament for Edmonton-Strathcona sat down with CJSR’s News Director Matt Hirji to talk about the current state of homelessness in Canada and the future eradication of this national problem.
2014-03-0513 min
Needs No IntroductionBlack Strathcona: One Community, Six Decades, Ten StoriesA new project in east Vancouver aims to collect and remember one neighbourhood's black history. The project starts with an online map and leads to videos that detail the black history of a number of iconic intersections. It's called Black Strathcona: One Community, Six Decades, Ten stories. The project was conceived by filmmaker Gordon McLennan over ten years ago and was brought to fruition with the help of author, historian and poet Wayde Compton, and local artist Esther Rausenberg. The project launch happened on February 22, 2014 across the street from Hogan's Alley.
2014-03-0315 min