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Did you know you can buy food for 30% less?

Imperfect or misshapen produce that tastes great and is good for you, is now available at Real Canadian Superstore®, Your Independent Grocer® and select no frills® locations in Edmonton. Furthering its commitment to offering affordable, quality products to customers, Loblaw Companies today makes the no name® Naturally Imperfect™ line of fruits and vegetables available to Edmontonians. Starting with apples and peppers, no name® Naturally Imperfect™ produce costs up to 30 percent less than traditional produce options found in store.

Green Shacks Near You!

Callingwood S (17605 64 Ave NW) Mon - Fri 10:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 

Lymburn (18740 72 Ave NW) Mon - Fri 10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Thorcliff (8215 175 St NW) Mon - Fri 10:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Get active and join in on games, sport, crafts, music, drama and special events! A complete list of activities and special events is posted on the side of Green Shacks each week. If there is a game or activity that piques your child's interest that you would like to have included in the programming, just ask the Program Leader.

Program leaders will be hosting a variety of games, challenges and activities that are sure to get kids active and having fun!

Programs Leaders are easily identified by their blue shirts and may be assisted by volunteer leaders in training. All leaders:

• Have completed a security clearance process, are trained in first aid, and are certified specialists in fun!
• Ensure participants play safely (Parents are responsible for their children at all times and must be available in the event of an emergency).

Programming is still available on rainy/snowy days, but may be cancelled during severe weather.

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Anti-Black Racism Plan

The administration is co-creating an Anti-Black Racism Action Plan alongside Edmonton’s Black and racialized communities. This work advances our Anti-Racism Strategy to build equity, address systemic racism, and create an anti-racist corporation and City.

The draft Anti-Black Racism Action Plan is now available for review and input by City of Edmonton staff and community members. You’re encouraged to share your feedback to ensure the action plan and its recommendations reflect and address your experiences and needs. Your valuable input will inform needed changes in the report and allow the consultants to refine the recommendations before the final report is submitted to Administration in June.

You can submit feedback directly to the consultants until May 31 by emailing edmontonabr@gmail.com. Visit edmonton.ca/antiracismstrategy for more information about the Anti-Racism Strategy.

Thank you to everyone who participated in the engagement sessions earlier this year for the Anti-Black Racism Action Plan. Click here to see the “What We Heard” report that captures the input shared with the consultants during those sessions by community and City of Edmonton staff. Those voices were essential in shaping and informing the recommendations in the draft Anti-Black Racism Action Plan and your feedback on that draft will ensure the final action plan is relevant to those most impacted.