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Past Articles
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Reclaiming National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
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When the Community Kokum needed help, Community Bridge was there
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Red Shoe Walk: Why is no one talking about FASD?
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Born Broken: A book just released by individuals from our FASS program!
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How long would 15,000 pairs of underwear last for you?
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National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration
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What Pride Means at Bissell Centre
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The Cookies that brought Smiles to everyone
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What Mental Health Looks Like at Bissell Centre
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Michelle’s Doing Really Good
When the Community Kokum needed help, Community Bridge was there
Photo courtesy of Billy Hudy via Unsplash. Kari’s eviction notice came swiftly. She had a month to find new accommodations.
Red Shoe Walk: Why is no one talking about FASD?
Ten years ago, RJ Formanek wanted to start a conversation about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). As an adult who.
Born Broken: A book just released by individuals from our FASS program!
Individuals connected to our Fetal Alcohol Spectrum of Services (FASS) program contributed to a book about the challenges and realities.
How long would 15,000 pairs of underwear last for you?
Here’s some quick math: If one person had 15,000 pairs of underwear, they could wear a new pair every day.
National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration
Bissell's National Indigenous Peoples Day celebration weeks ago brought 96 St. right outside Bissell to life. Bissell Centre has been.
What Pride Means at Bissell Centre
In 2022, Bissell Centre took a long hard look at itself and asked what can be a scary question –.
The Cookies that brought Smiles to everyone
Every year, Tim Horton’s holds its Smile Cookie fundraiser, where each local franchise owner can pick a charity in their.
What Mental Health Looks Like at Bissell Centre
Overview Working with a diverse community means encountering a diverse set of challenges – oftentimes, these are the very challenges.
Michelle’s Doing Really Good
Michelle's Story About Overcoming Poverty This is Michelle. She grew up in Edmonton. Whenever Michelle returns to Edmonton, she sits.