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Fashion show celebrates beauty, uniqueness of those with down syndrome

Fashion show and gala Uniquely Me on Oct. 8 at Chateau Lacombe will feature a western theme this year.

Fashion show celebrates beauty, uniqueness of those with down syndrome

Fashion show and gala Uniquely Me on Oct. 8 at Chateau Lacombe will feature a western theme this year.

Helping kids build financial independence

SPONSORED: Back-to-school time is the perfect opportunity to teach kids about managing money—but what's the best way to go about it?

A truly independent retirement community in Edmonton

SPONSORED: Kim stops by Harmony at Rutherford to see how the residents enjoy the high level of comfort and independence.

How to keep your passwords safe

NAIT’s Steven Dytiuk explains how to keep your digital accounts safe, from using a password manager to two-factor authentication.

Power bowls can be easy pre-made dinner

Registered dietician Emily Mardell and Cory make a flexitarian dinner recipe.

No Stone Left Alone honours Canadian veterans

SPONSORED: No Stone Left Alone seeks to honour the service and sacrifice of Canada’s military through youth education and the act of remembrance.

Experience of providing gender-affirming care inspired children’s books

Dr. Trevor Day and Tamara Day speak about their collaboration on a children’s story about a fox figuring out their gender identity.

Luke Willson previews NFL season

TSN analyst Luke Willson previews the upcoming NFL season, which will start with a rematch of last year’s Super Bowl between the Seahawks and Patriots.

Why summer seems to fly by, explained by a neuroscientist

Neuroscientist and author Sarah Baldeo explains why summer seems to pass so quickly.

ATB chief economist explains impact of new tariffs

ATB chief economist Mark Parsons says the impact of tariffs on U.S. products might not be felt immediately, but will compound inflation pressures.

What’s true, or not, about testosterone supplements

University of Alberta’s Tim Caulfield explains what influencers and the manosphere get wrong about testosterone supplements.

Fresh from a trip to Europe, Lizzie stops in to give the weather forecast

She's had an awesome summer, loves her science class, and she's here to deliver the weather forecast for us. Thanks, Lizzie!

Disdain growing over AI-generated music: study

University of Alberta music professor Brian Fauteux explains growing disdain in the music industry about music made by artificial intelligence.

Do you know what can and can't go down the drain?

SPONSORED: A bit of knowledge can save you from flushing time and money down the drain later on, so Pam Osborne from EPCOR is here to give us a refresher.