The day the Art Gallery of Alberta opened was the day Mandel’s mandate for the city to have “no more crap” architecture became a reality, and we grew to expect more. Edmontonians can all be thankful for this legacy.
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On every flight of stairs (and the alternate escape steps which crisscrosses) there were murals! Local artists had, over the years, painted every landing of the steps. Sadly this remains closed to the general public.
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Edmonton’s newest downtown park just opened its newest addition of a community garden. On May 5th, the gardeners with selected
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It’s hard to believe that the Boardwalk Ice On Whyte Festival has been Edmonton’s winter favourite for only 15 years.
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Over 5,000 people made a pilgrimage to St Albert the Great Parish in southeast Calgary for the public veneration of
View YegventureOn Law Day April 22, 2017, visitors get to have a tour of the court rooms, get locked up in a
View YegventureDon’t miss the light up of the most extensive Christmas light display in the city. It MAY be the first
View YegventureHere’s an enlightening history of lights on the Edmonton skyline. While ATB Lights was a one time even (for now),
View YegventureWith spring just arriving in Edmonton, everyone is just dying to go out and take some refreshing photos with family,
View YegventureThe 109 Street Subway, also known as the Rat Hole, was a tunnel under the original CN Rail yard in
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