| Wednesday, February 05, 2025 | | Your connection to all things happening in Edmonton | | | | | | Our Stories. Our History. Celebrate Black Excellence in February | Celebrate Black History Month with CBC's vibrant lineup showcasing the diverse tapestry of Black experiences.
Laugh, learn and be inspired by stories of triumph and resilience. Being Black in Canada's: Moments That Matter explores 2024's defining moments for Black Canadians, while Lakay Nou offers hilarious multi-generational family dynamics.
Feel the electrifying energy of the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival in the documentary Summer of Soul, and connect with the immigrant experience in the feature film Queen of Glory.
Finally, discover the groundbreaking artists who shaped entertainment in the documentary Hollywood Black. | | | | | | Building community in northwestern Alberta, 22,000 glossy magazines at a time | 'When our business wasn't doing well … we were never going to let it die'. | | | | | | Canadian Geographic's Canadian Photos of the Year chase the light | Annual competition honours 14 photographers including Shane Turgeon, of Edmonton and Pincher Creek, Alta., who is the Canadian Geographic Canadian photographer of the year for 2024. | | | | | | What's the personal story behind how you're voting in the next federal election? Share it on CBC News | We all vote for different reasons. And sometimes we choose not to vote. CBC News wants to make sure your voice is heard. | | | | | | How the looming tariff threat is affecting local businesses | U.S. tariffs on Canada might be off the table for the next 30 days, but uncertainty continues for some local businesses. Nathan Flim is the founder of The Fort Distillery in Fort Saskatchewan. | | | | Edmonton Elks moves | The Edmonton Elks did not hold back hold back this weekend getting as many as nine players added to the roster. Vice president of football operations and general manager Ed Hervey has made no secret that heading into next season, the team needed a shakeup. | | | | | | The sober shift | Many people’s relationship to alcohol is changing. Some people are choosing to drink less or do away with it altogether. There’s never been more options for people with the rising popularity of mocktails and non-alcoholic beverages. But what does our changing relationship with alcohol mean for our social lives? | | | | Catch up on our recent TikToks | | | | | The 25 per cent tariff on virtually all Canadian goods has now been paused for 30 days. But even the looming threat has shoppers looking to purchase Canadian-made goods if they can. | | | | Edmonton transit prices are set to increase for the first time since 2021 | | | | | Your horoscope for the week ahead | | | | | | Are you ready to heat things up? | As relationship-ruling Venus moves into courageous Aries, it’s time to be bold and take more chances on love. | | | | | Wednesday, February 05, 2025 | | Share this newsletter | | or subscribe if this was forwarded to you. | | | |