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How to host an inclusive Easter-Passover meal
This year the celebrations of Easter and Passover fall on the same weekend in April. Continue reading
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Winnipeg woman petitions to give Barbie a Cree makeover
By Alison MacKinnon Digital Journalist
A Winnipeg woman chosen as a role model by Mattel is petitioning the toy company to add a Cree Barbie to their inventory. Continue reading
Park Meadows School unveils accessible and all-inclusive playground
Through community support and the hard work of students, a Lethbridge school now has a new accessible and all-inclusive playground. Matt Battochio reports. Continue reading
Nova Scotia report finds more resources needed for strained inclusive education system
In an interim report last June, the commission found the current model is broken and needs wholesale change. Continue reading
Calgary Public Library launches new drag storytelling series
By Lauren Pullen Digital Journalist
The Calgary Public Library is taking story time to a whole new level, having kids sit down and read with a drag king and queen. Continue reading
Equal access for all key message at Boler Mountain funding announcement
The London Ski Club received $45,000 through the Enabling Accessibility Fund to increase access to their facility. Continue reading
Digital campaign asks Hamilton residents to help welcome newcomers
The Hamilton Centre for Civic Inclusion is hoping to address misconceptions about newcomers with a new digital campaign. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: Is religion keeping up with Canada?
Half of the people in this country believe religion does more harm than it does good. That is the result of an Ipsos poll conducted by Global News. READ MORE: Religion increasingly seen as doing more harm than good in Canada: Ipsos poll To be clear, 51 per cent — just over half — agreed with… Continue reading
University of Alberta medical students work to make health care more inclusive to LGBTQ community
A unique conference is taking place in Edmonton this weekend, one that aims to teach health care providers how to better understand and respond to the health care needs of people who identify as LGBTQ. Continue reading
Edmonton Oilers to host You Can Play Night on Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day will mark a new chapter in the history of the Edmonton Oilers as the franchise hosts its first You Can Play Night on Feb. 14 against the Arizona Coyotes. Continue reading