Diana Ohiozebau is a mixed-media visual artist whose work explores themes of resilience, culture, and identity.

Wendy Davis is a good example that the love of learning recognizes no age barriers.

MLA Jasvir Deol talks about Edmonton’s vibrant festivities and the urgent need for change in Alberta.

Fostering multiculturalism and inclusion is key to building a better Alberta for all, says MLA Jasvir Deol.

Angela Parisian works as Indigenous care liaison at the Grey Nuns Community Hospital.

Crime Stoppers launched a citywide campaign to encourage Edmontonians to report hate.

More than 625 people attended a block party at the site of the new Covenant Health Centre in Mill Woods.

Susan and Arnim Joop enjoy living in the Meadows, because it is a peaceful and diverse neighbourhood.

Clarizze Truscott is a passionate activist, fighting for the rights of migrants and their families.

Former Canadian Senator Douglas Roche will speak about peace and hope at two events.

On Sept. 3, the kids will be back to school, so drivers should slow down to make sure that they are safe.

Community leagues are about meeting each other and having some fun together.

The City of Edmonton has been recognized for its affordable housing and robust economy. (Photo: City of Edmonton)

Thousands of people enjoyed the Canada Day celebration on July 1 at Mill Woods Park.

There is so much beauty and courage in immersing yourself in a new culture, at any age.

Sergeant Ryan Katchur has been named “Top Cop” for 2023 by the Kiwanis Club of Edmonton.

Edmonton’s first community archivist is eager to document the story of the city and the people who live here.

Students, families and teachers at St. Elizabeth Elementary School celebrated a Multicultural Day on May 30.

“Edmonton is rich in kindness,” says Indigenous local storyteller and author Richard Van Camp.

MCARFA sponsors again the Gene Zwozdesky Scholarship which is named after the former MLA, cabinet minister and Speaker of the Alberta Legislature.

A young immigrant from the Philippines encourages newcomers to persevere and not give up their dreams.

Edmonton artist Molly McDermott is a multi-talented dancer, choreographer and a teacher of movement.

Harry Wagner, a retired teacher, has always been interested in learning.

MLA Christina Gray joined members of the Hindu community to celebrate the colorful Holi Festival.

Hundreds of people participated in the annual Outdoor Way of the Cross on Good Friday.

Al Rashid Mosque celebrates its grand reopening following an extensive renovation project.

More than 500 people showed up at an Information Night for the new public high school in the Meadows.

If you have been a victim of any kind of fraud, call police immediately.

CFL Hall of Famer and Alberta’s former Lieutenant Governor Norman Kwong is featured in a new “Heritage Minute.”

Kittlitz Park in The Meadows is named after Karl and Anna Kittlitz who farmed land in this area.

Hypnotist Wayne Lee provided excellent entertainment at MCARFA’s “Winter Break Celebration.”

Wayne Arthurson is an author of Cree and French-Canadian descent best known for his crime-fiction novels.

Become an Edmonton firefighter and make a difference in your community.

Members of the “Blauen Funken Edmonton K.G.” participated in an international gathering of Mardi Gras groups in Las Vegas.

Edmonton Public Schools Trustee Jan Sawyer walked and talked with the editor of the Mill Woods Mosaic.

Tammy Farkes, a long-time volunteer in Mill Woods, is one of nine recipients of the 2023 Stars of Alberta Volunteer Awards.

Long-time activist Jim Gurnett says that it is unacceptable that more than 3,000 people in Edmonton are homeless.

Community advocate Leigh Makarewicz was one of the first people who hopped on the new LRT train in Mill Woods.

Dr. Anne Fanning asks after the Pandemic: What have we learned to help us deal with the coming crises?

“Here in Canada, we live in a pristine place with plentiful resources,” says intermedia artist Yong Fei Guan.

On Nov. 11, we will remember those Canadians who fought for our freedom, but there are still too many wars.

The Tile Tales project offers comfort to patients and families experiencing serious illnesses or end-of-life care.

MLA Christina Gray will host the Mill Woods Resource Fair which is a great chance to learn about community groups.

The news public high school in the Meadows will be named after Indigenous leader Dr. Francis Whiskeyjack.

German-Canadians in Edmonton are celebrating Oktoberfest which is the traditional Bavarian “Volksfest.”

Ivan Touko is a multi-disciplinary artist who builds community connections through his passion for movement and music.

A delegation from Edmonton’s sister city Harbin in China visited our “City of Champions” this month.

The City has named a park to honour its Chilean community 50 years after the military coup on Sept. 11, 1973.

Artist Mallory Chipman is an award-winning musician, songwriter, music educator, and producer from Edmonton.

Edmonton’s new Poet Laureate Shima Robinson is a community builder, poet and spoken word artist.

Alberta NDP’s new Critic for Anti-Racism, Diversity & 2SLGBTQ+ Issues takes her job very seriously.

The Indigenous singer-songwriter Cikwes says that she has the ability to really move people.

The popular Canada Day celebration in Mill Woods has a new sponsor for its fireworks.

“The goal is to inspire, and that’s why I teach,” says Indigenous artist Heather Shillinglaw.

Detective Manuel Illner of the Edmonton Police Service has been named as Top Cop.

A play tells the story of the ongoing struggle for women’s rights in Iran.

Life circumstances transform a caregiver into a palliative care advocate.

The Mill Woods Mosaic has asked questions, and some of the candidates for MLA have answered.

Alberta’s NDP promises to draft a Somali language and culture curriculum for all interested school boards

The new Gene Zwozdesky Care Centre at Norwood is one step closer to opening.

Titilope Sonuga is a poet, performer, playwright, and occasional actor.

Susan Joop talks about her unexpected heart attack and understanding personal risk factors.

Kaytlyn Marshall speaks from personal experience: Surgery offers hope for young patients with knee injuries.

Mayor Amarjeet Sohi and City Council are celebrating diversity and language in Edmonton.

Black Canadians have made significant contributions to the development and improvement of our multicultural society.

Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley visited the constituency of Edmonton-Meadows to talk with reporters of local ethnic media.

The publisher of the Mill Woods Mosaic, Arnim Joop, has received the Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee Medal.

Volunteers in Mill Woods have created a community garden which is fully accessible and inclusive.

The Alberta NDP promises to develop a Filipino curriculum for schools that are interested

The City of Edmonton develops a new tool to help fight against hate in our city.

A bench donation memorializes the contributions of Dr. Lorne Warneke to the Grey Nuns Community Hospital.

The official Legislature portrait of the 17th Premier of Alberta was unveiled on Dec. 8.

Edmonton City Councillor Keren Tang shares two highlights of the City’s 2023-2026 Budget.

The Edmonton South Soccer Centre has received two more indoor sports fields.

37 new firefighters have joined the Edmonton Fire Rescue Services team.

A young local artist, who grew up in Mill Woods, has painted a colorful mural which reflects our community’s diversity.

Six accomplished women have received the “Daughters of the Year 2022” award.

An exhibit at the Stanley A. Milner Library honours the victims of Residential Schools and the Holocaust.

The new minister at Mill Woods United Church says, “We have to appreciate our differences.”

Paying children less for the same work as adults is not fair, says MLA Christina Gray.

Membership cards for the Edmonton Public Library are free for anyone who lives in Edmonton.

More than 80 countries were featured at this year’s Edmonton Heritage Festival.

The Mill Woods Care Closet helps local people who need food and clothes.

Two bright local students are the recipients of the 2022 Gene Zwozdesky Scholarship, courtesy of MCARFA.

Local students have created a colorful mural in their school, representing the diversity of Edmonton.

Protect yourself from mail theft and identity fraud by following tips from Edmonton Police Service.

North Central Co-op’s food store at Mill Woods Town Centre will be closing at the end of January 2023.

Thousands of people participated in the annual Vaisakhi Nagar Kirtan Sikh Parade on May 22.

After a two-year break, the Canada Day celebration returns to Mill Woods Park on July 1.

A couple married 65 years was brought together in the COVID-19 unit of Grey Nuns Hospital.

After more than 8 years at Mill Woods United Church, Rev. Ian Kellogg delivered his farewell sermon.

A new book club encourages conversations about death and dying.

Tom Monto reminds us of Izena Ross who was Edmonton's first female City Councillor 100 years ago.

A groundbreaking traveling exhibition of works by second-generation immigrant artists.

Olympian Clara Hughes is grateful for knee surgery and hospital care she received in Alberta.

Mill Woods seniors celebrated a Holi Festival which is a popular ancient Hindu Festival.

Russia has attacked its neighbour Ukraine, and Canada is again one of the first countries ready to help.

A Latin-Canadian artist has produced a set of three sculptures for the Belvedere LRT Station.

A new empowerment program for Black youth is named after the legendary Canadian cowboy John Ware.

A corporate executive returns to her nursing roots to help support staff and care for residents at a long-term care facility.