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1 month ago | 
bmcnews.org | Alan Schietzsch |Paula Kirman |Corine Demas |John Kolkman
Rock n Roll Ice Cream10109 108 Avenue NW780-425-3500With summer approaching and a few warm days already behind us, having a wonderful variety of frozen treats is one thing that makes our area so enjoyable. Now the delicious Asian flavours of Little BonBon and the gelato at Italian Centre have been joined by the Indian (as well as western) ice creams at Rock n Roll, adding yet another cultural dimension to our neighbourhood’s sweet offerings.
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1 month ago | 
bmcnews.org | Paula Kirman |Corine Demas |Alan Schietzsch |Anita Jenkins
When I was growing up I was told that certain topics were not to be discussed in polite company. Politics was one of these subjects. The reasoning behind this was because political discussions can lead to arguments that cannot be resolved. People are unlikely to change each other’s minds about their personal political beliefs, such as what party for which they choose to vote. I have to admit there is some wisdom to this.
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1 month ago | 
bmcnews.org | Ian Young |Alan Schietzsch |Anita Jenkins |John Kolkman
“With awareness comes responsibility and choice.”-Amanda Lindhout, Canadian journalist and humanitarian. June is Brain Injury Awareness Month in Canada.
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1 month ago | 
bmcnews.org | Paula Kirman |Corine Demas |Alan Schietzsch
The June-July edition of Boyle McCauley News marks the halfway point of our annual publication cycle. The month of June marks the halfway point of the calendar year. While it seems like 2025 recently began, it is flying by. That said, sometimes we have too much content to pack into our print edition or time-sensitive news we want to get out to the community. At our website (bmcnews.org) we publish content between issues.
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Mar 25, 2025 | 
bmcnews.org | Paula Kirman |Corine Demas |Alan Schietzsch |Anita Jenkins
Welcome to the April-May 2025 edition of Boyle McCauley News. I hope by the time you read this, all of the snow will be gone, temperatures will be warm, and the sun will be shining. We have more stories and photos at our website. We publish content between issues, particularly stories that are time sensitive or that we simply could not fit into print. Our website also has more classifieds, an events calendar, and a searchable archive of all of our available back issues.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
bmcnews.org | Paula Kirman |Alan Schietzsch |Anita Jenkins |Kate Quinn
While February may seem a little late to say this: Happy new year! This year marks our 46th year of publishing Boyle McCauley News. This is the first of our six print editions for 2025. For even more stories and photos in between our print issues, you can visit our website at bmcnews.org to check out some website exclusives. At our website you can sign up to receive our free e-newsletter, which is published with each new issue and contains links to exclusive website content.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
bmcnews.org | Alan Schietzsch |Kate Quinn |Paula Kirman |Corine Demas
The Edmonton Intercultural Centre (EIC) celebrated a decade on December 21st. During the day people could enjoy a craft market, food, and various activities. The evening featured a gala for ticket holders with cultural performances and special presentations, including from the Province and City. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Send Us A Letter
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
bmcnews.org | Anita Jenkins |Alan Schietzsch |Kate Quinn |Paula Kirman
Jean Bruce Koua, co-founder and Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Elev Homes, plans to offer affordable housing for Edmonton post-secondary students, with an emphasis on communal living and social interaction. The project was made possible through an agreement with architect Gene Dub’s Five Oaks Inc., which owns the building (see sidebar). Koua and his business partners will manage rentals and the operation of a total of 120 rooms, with 60 becoming available in 2025 and the rest at a future date.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
bmcnews.org | Alan Schietzsch |Kate Quinn |Paula Kirman |Corine Demas
The Edmonton Intercultural Centre (EIC) is a community full of love, caring, and support. In this and future articles, we will inform readers of the non-profit organizations operating in the EIC facility in order to bring light to their many good deeds. Changing Together has been a vital resource for immigrant women in Edmonton for 39 years, offering a wide range of services aimed at enhancing their integration and success in Canada.
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Jan 23, 2025 | 
bmcnews.org | Kate Quinn |Paula Kirman |Anita Jenkins |Alan Schietzsch
Problem properties have been a long-standing challenge in Edmonton. They can have serious, harmful impacts on the communities around them and the people living in them. They often are in significant disrepair, are unlivable, or attract repeat criminal activity. For years, concerned Edmontonians called for stronger measures to deal with problem properties. That’s why the City of Edmonton developed a plan to address these places, in consultation with people impacted by them.
