May 2015
April, 2015
Conversations
Sex Education in Alberta
Let’s Talk About Sex Education - The way we talk about sex with our kids is shifting across the country. But who’s responsible for The Talk and how?
In March 2015, the government of Alberta unveiled a historic piece of legislation: gay-straight alliances would be mandatory in every school where… Read
Alberta Election 2015
St. Albert and area candidates want your vote May 5th
Much sooner than expected, Albertans are heading to the polls in the province’s 29th provincial election. Early polls are showing near-even support… Read
City
Beaners, Kids Haircuts and more
Welcome to Beaners, A Cut Above
Beaners at a Glance Location 50, 585 St. Albert Trail, St. Albert Owned by Celia & Brian Siewert Their specialty Giving kids… Read
Living
Rhubarb
Hitting the Rhubarb - Pucker up to delicious
One of the best first offerings of spring is a crimson armful of freshly picked rhubarb. Tart, tender and loaded with vitamin… Read
Olive Oils, pairing and tasting
OLIVE OILS - Navigating the tasting bar
In ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome, olive oil was a luxury so prized for its cosmetic and medicinal uses that the people… Read
FROM THE EDITOR
Firsts. They have a way of making an impression. That part-nauseating, part-exhilarating feeling that comes with first-time experiences—the intersection where knowledge and wonder meet. First tries, first tastes, first steps, first stumbles, new days, new seasons—new beginnings. Some of those firsts are exactly what we’re exploring in this month’s T8N.
As a new publication, we’ve certainly had no shortage of our own firsts this year. And though all have been carefully steered by experience, a few have admittedly scared the pants off us. And that (minus the visual) is a good thing. As the saying goes, a comfort zone is a beautiful place, but nothing ever grows there. It’s those moments of growth and change that this month’s articles explore. From first haircuts and harvests to sex education and buying cars, we’re taking a look at moments and choices that shape our sense of self and place.
As always, we hope you’ll enjoy our take on it.
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