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Annie York Secord's diary entries for January 29 & 30, 1916. Cold day, then Coldest day of the year.
January 25, 2022January 25, 2022Chris Chang-Yen Phillips

Episode 53 – Right to the Source

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On the latest episode of the podcast, Shelley Jodoin-Chouinard asks what Edmonton's smallest park is. The answer may surprise you (it's not this bench).
Well, we lasted about five minutes on Twitter. For now, we’re here and on Facebook! And in your favourite podcatcher, of course.
New episode out today: The MacKinnon Ravine Mystery. Kay Rollans asks who hung two effigies from the 142nd Street Bridge amid 1965 protests against a freeway slated to be built through MacKinnon Ravine. This episode is part of our season exploring the history of parks and natural areas in Edmonton. #yegnature #yegparks #yegpodcast #yegheritage #mackinnonravine

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