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Ariel Fournier

Edmonton
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CBC Edmonton reporter focusing on rural health, taking a break(?) from my usual role as Edmonton AM producer. Friend of CBC's Now or Never.

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Edmonton's 'Church Street' set to host thousands of worshippers for Easter weekend Original

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By Ariel Fournier
| CBC Edmonton
At the First Christian Reform Church on 96th street, parishioners hung black curtains over the stained glass windows ahead of their Good Friday service, to create a sombre mood as they reflect on the story of Jesus' crucifixion. But by Sunday, the congregation will be greeted by a different scene. "On Saturday, unbeknownst to many people, we'll be back in this sanctuary space," said Pastor Bernhard VanderVlis. "We'll take the black away and replace it with a lot of white and flowers.
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Capacity limits at Stollery in Edmonton lead to chemotherapy delays for children Original

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By Ariel Fournier
| CBC Edmonton
Capacity limits at Stollery in Edmonton lead to chemotherapy delays for children New | CBC News | Posted: December 7, 2025 2:00 PM | Last Updated: Just now Concerns over postponed chemotherapy appointments date back years Image | MixCollage-05-Dec-2025-02-17-PM-8391 Caption: Jaxson (left) and Justine (right) had their chemotherapy treatments delayed multiple times at the Stollery. The families say they were told it was due to a lack of space at the children’s hospital.
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When this woman rolls up to the dog show, people notice | CBC Radio

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By Ariel Fournier
| Now or Never (Podcast)
Now or Never Marla Smith, a bipedal amputee who uses a power wheelchair, takes her service dogs to dog shows around the Prairies. Since losing the ability to walk she says that the dog show world has become a new-found passion, where she can compete in the same arena as non-disabled people.
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