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Edmonton s Black-owned market celebrates first anniversary

Edmonton s Black-owned market celebrates first anniversary Edmonton’s Black-owned market celebrated its first anniversary Saturday with an outdoor market featuring shops, services, and live entertainment. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jul 24, 2021 6:43 PM MT | Last Updated: July 25 Rochelle Ignacio and Ivan Touko are co-founders of the volunteer-run Black-Owned Market Edmonton.(Manuel Carrillos Avalos/CBC) Edmonton s Black-owned market celebrated its first anniversary Saturday with an outdoor market featuring shops, services, and live entertainment. The Black-Owned Market Edmonton (BOM YEG) is made up of volunteers with an aim to support and build up Black-owned businesses, entrepreneurs, creatives and community organizations. There s nothing that s been like this market in Edmonton before we started, said co-founder and chief business officer Rochelle Ignacio.

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We want to keep building better : Black-Owned Market to celebrate first anniversary

EDMONTON An Edmonton market featuring local Black-owned businesses is closing in on its first anniversary. The Black-Owned Market Edmonton (BOM YEG) is an event and collective that supports Black entrepreneurs in the city by offering resources and events to help reduce inequality gaps faced due to systemic racism. The group will celebrate its one-year anniversary market on July 24 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Victoria School of the Arts parking lot. More than 25 local vendors will be featured at the pop-up market, alongside live music. “It’s really hard for businesses to survive their first year,” said Rochelle Ignacio, co-founder of BOM YEG and operations business officer. “When everyone was pausing their events we decided to start a brand new organization.

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Three to See Saturday: yego death, The Quitter s Club and No Ordinary Man

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Editorial: Introducing Ali Howat – Jasper s source for news, sports, arts, culture, and more

Editorial: Introducing Ali Howat May 29, 2021 In: My name is Ali Howat and I recently moved to Jasper and became a reporter at the Jasper Fitzhugh. I am 23-years old and a single mom to a beautiful two-year old daughter. I was born and raised in Edmonton, Alta. I come from a very big family. I have an older sister and brother along with two younger sisters and brothers. Growing up, my first love was photography and the arts. Ever since I can remember, I wanted to work with a newspaper and have the opportunity to share my worth with the world.

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Expat filmmaker finds just what he needs making creepy sci-fi horror in Edmonton

Author of the article: Fish Griwkowsky Publishing date: Mar 11, 2021 • March 11, 2021 • 5 minute read • Toronto film maker Anthony Scott Burns will be releasing his film Come True in Edmonton this week. Photo by Larry Wong /POSTMEDIA NETWORK Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content When Toronto filmmaker Anthony Scott Burns returned to Edmonton to shoot Come True, his new sci-horror feature, he did so because his former hometown had just the perfect, vibe: something of an echo. “I can honestly say we wouldn’t have shot anywhere else this film is encoded with my childhood,” he says.

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