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Paula Kirman

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Edmonton
As seen in: Boyle McCauley News, Yahoo Canada, The Toronto Star, Digital Journal, Edmonton Journal, Waterloo Region Record, The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON), St. Catharines Standard, Niagara Falls Review, Welland Tribune, Yorkton This Week and
Covers:  Local issues, social issues, music, literature, lifestyle.
Words. Pictures. Music. Community. Editor of @bmcnews. Prairie rep @CdnFreelanceU. She/her. Treaty 6. Views mine.

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Paula E. Kirman is a writer, editor, photographer, activist, and musician based in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. As a communications consultant, her clients include a variety of publications, organizations, and businesses from both the corporate and non-profit sectors. She provides professional services in writing, editing, photography, website design and content, and social media strategies that are affordable and effective.

Paula has a passion for social justice, poverty, and housing issues, as …

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Roundabouts | T8N

Roundabouts | T8N

Navigating the pros and cons of St. Albert's recent circular traffic flow initiatives Since Alex Caldararu mo…

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Archival deep dive into Ukrainian family history considers settler narrative

Archival deep dive into Ukrainian family history considers settler narrative

A picture says a thousand words, but for Myrna Kostash, a photograph led to an entire memoir exploring myster…

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The Mystery of the "Young Giant" - Jasper Place Community History Project

The Mystery of the "Young Giant" - Jasper Place Community History Project

If you were in the Edmonton area in the late '50s and '60s, you may remember the huge billboard at the corner…

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The Jasper Place Connections of Edmonton's Jewish Community - Jasper Place Community History Proj...

The Jasper Place Connections of Edmonton's Jewish Community - Jasper Place Community History Proj...

Edmonton's Jewish community has spent much of its history migrating further and further west, including sever…

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REVIEW: Edmonton Folk Music Festival Returns After Three Years Off

REVIEW: Edmonton Folk Music Festival Returns After Three Years Off

I looked out my window on the morning of Thursday, Aug. 4 with trepidation. That evening, I would be heading …

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Pope Francis Visits Sacred Heart Church of the First Peoples - Alberta Native News

Pope Francis Visits Sacred Heart Church of the First Peoples - Alberta Native News

by Paula E. Kirman, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter (ANNews) - Arriving to the sounds of drumming, Pope …

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Reading the Air: A Tribute in Poetry

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By Paula Kirman Verified
| Boyle McCauley News Verified
Brenda Gunn’s grandfather Bill Ingram wrote a poem in 1914 to describe his adventures as a settler in the Prairies. Interspersing verses from that poem with her own original work, she elaborates on what life must have been like back then in Reading the Air.
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The Art of the Area

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By Paula Kirman Verified, Ian Young, Anita Jenkins
| Boyle McCauley News Verified
Boyle Street and McCauley are neighbourhoods home to many artists: musicians, authors, poets, photographers, visual artists, and performers of all styles. There are many reasons for this collection of creativity. These include lower housing costs, proximity to performance venues and events, and an area well served by public transit (making getting around without the expense of a car more feasible). Most artists live on a tight budget, although these days so do most of us.
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June-July 2026

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By Paula Kirman Verified, Alan Schietzsch, Kate Quinn
| Boyle McCauley News Verified
Welcome to the June-July 2026 edition of Boyle McCauley News! I always use this space to pitch our various volunteer opportunities, and this time is no different. If you would like to become a Block Carrier, let me know at editor@bmcnews.org and I will let you know of available routes. You can also contact me if you are interested in writing or photographing for the paper, either for our print edition or our website (or both).
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