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Alberta town may need a bigger boat for shark-themed event

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By Adrienne Lamb Verified
| This is Edmonton
Taylor McCarthy is gonna need a bigger boat for all the snacks she’s preparing for more than 40 guests invited to her third annual fish party in celebration of Sylvan Lake’s Jaws at the Lake. “It’s an excuse to dress up and get together,” says the 23-year-old who grew up in the lakeshore community about 160 kilometres south of Edmonton. Jaws at the Lake is on today. The free event launched in 2017 in the town of 18,000.
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How an Edmonton choir is using music to cope with eco-anxiety

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By Adrienne Lamb Verified, Nathan Gross
| This is Edmonton
Edmonton·New This Earth Day, the 120 members of the Edmonton Young Voices community choir are preparing for a special spring concert articulating their feelings about climate change and taking part in an eco-anxiety study at the University of Alberta. 'It makes me feel less alone,' says Edmonton Young Voices choir member Toby Maltais. Listen to this article Estimated 3 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur.
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What's the big deal about large roadside attractions? There's a lot to love

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By Adrienne Lamb Verified
| KamuMedya
CBC Radio Specials48:58Really Big Stuff The May long weekend marks the official start of summer road trip season and Kyler Zeleny — a fourth-generation sausage-maker in rural Alberta — expects to see a whole lot more tourists rolling up to see a giant Ukrainian kielbasa. The massive meat monument in the town of Mundare, 80 kilometres east of Edmonton, was the brainchild of Zeleny's grandfather, Edward Stawnichy.
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