Paula Kirman
Editor at Boyle McCauley News
Words. Pictures. Music. Community. Editor of @bmcnews. Prairie rep @CdnFreelanceU. She/her. Treaty 6. Views mine. @[email protected]
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1 week ago |
bmcnews.org | Corine Demas |Paula Kirman
The article “CO*LAB Continues to Survive” (in the April-May edition of Boyle McCauley News) discussed the City’s funding of the arts and community space. Following the publication of this article, Lorin Klask, Artistic Director of Quarters Arts Society (the non-profit organization that operates CO*LAB), contacted Boyle McCauley News to clarify that CO*LAB does not currently receive operational funding from the City.
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1 week 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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bmcnews.org | Corine Demas |Paula Kirman
The GLOW Spring Lantern Parade on March 22nd this year celebrated the return of spring. It was a very busy night at CO*LAB. Excited voices echoed around the room. There were kids with their adults making lanterns in the shape of carrots. Many busy volunteers helped the kids, who were anxious to get going on the parade. Shima Robinson, Edmonton’s Poet Laureate, was in the room, readying herself to perform a poem about spring. There were many young families in attendance.
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1 week 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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bmcnews.org | Paula Kirman |Corine Demas |Anita Jenkins
Isaac Friesen began his involvement with Heart of the City through the FreeArts’ Youth Stage in 2019 when pH15 - his band with fellow FreeArts performer George Zhang - played the stage. “I was asked by Sebastian Barrera from FreeArts to continue helping out with the festival over the next few years. During the pandemic we did some online shows and then after the pandemic I took a greater role with the youth stage. Last year I was directing the youth stage.
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