Allison Bench
Associate Managing Editor, AMA Insider Magazine at Westworld Alberta Magazine
Writer and editor in the Edmonton area. Big fan of butter
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Jul 8, 2024 |
amainsider.com | Allison Bench
As we approach AMA’s 100th anniversary in 2026, we share some of the stories that serve as the foundation of our club. For many Albertans, their first memory associated with AMA is their time as School Safety Patrollers—when they were “superheroes of the sidewalk,” keeping their classmates safe. It’s a core reminiscence that has been shared by generations for more than 85 years. MEMORABLE MOMENTS 1937: The first Schoolboy Patrol Club takes to Calgary’s streets.
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Feb 28, 2024 |
amainsider.com | Allison Bench
All eyes on Canada’s electric vehicle (EV) scene were to the west when Edmonton played host to EVVE, the annual conference of Electric Mobility Canada (EMC). Hundreds of industry leaders from the electric mobility and automotive space—including the Alberta Motor Association—gathered to discuss the latest in programs, policies and research supporting Canada’s EV transition. Edmonton may not seem like the obvious choice as host city for the annual conference.
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Jan 10, 2024 |
amainsider.com | Allison Bench
As winter settles into Alberta, don’t get too down. It’s February, after all, and some great festivals, special events and activities are happening to get you out and explore the season in our province. Winter Celebrations in CalgaryHeat up your winter when the Calgary Folk Music Festival’s Block Heater event returns from Feb. 15 to Feb. 17. This “winter musical interlude” aims to ramp Calgarians up for the upcoming year and get the folk-fest vibes flowing.
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Dec 12, 2023 |
amainsider.com | Allison Bench
Alberta is set to ring in the New Year, and with the start of a new era comes a fresh set of activities for you to check out in the province. Whether you’re looking to take in some music, theatre, or just enjoy the magic of the season, there’s a little something for everyone this January.
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Dec 4, 2023 |
amainsider.com | Allison Bench
The snow is cleared off your vehicle and you’re on your way. It’s time to remember and apply all the safe winter driving habits you’ve ever learned. Here’s a refresher—just in case—courtesy of the Driver Education team at AMA. Scan ahead On city streets, drivers should look 12 to 15 seconds ahead—or one city block. On the highway, make that 20 to 30 seconds. Black-ice watch When temperatures hit between +4°C and -4°C, ice is typically not visible. Slow down.
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