Bissell's National Indigenous Peoples Day celebration weeks ago brought 96 St. right outside Bissell to life. Bissell Centre has been.
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Past Articles
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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
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A Brief History of Black History Month
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Why we Celebrate Black History Month at Bissell
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Top Seven Tips for Fundraising
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Why we walk for Coldest Night of the Year
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Take the 30-Day Minimalist Challenge
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.
A Brief History of Black History Month
Celebrating Black History Month in Edmonton is important – but it’s just as important to know why we celebrate Black.
Why we Celebrate Black History Month at Bissell
Black History Month can easily go forgotten in Edmonton. On the surface, the Black experience isn’t as prevalent in our.
Top Seven Tips for Fundraising
Originally published February 7, 2023 Updated January 15, 2024 Coldest Night of the Year is coming up quick – and.
Why we walk for Coldest Night of the Year
Originally published on January 20, 2023 Updated January 15, 2024 Spending a night outside in Edmonton’s harsh winters can take.
Take the 30-Day Minimalist Challenge
In 2010, two young guys from Ohio decided to quit their corporate jobs, downsize their lives, and focus on what’s.