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Paula Kirman
Verified
Editor, Boyle McCauley News
Edmonton
Beats
Biography
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 well as the environment and a sustainable lifestyle. She is an accomplished photographer who shows her work regularly at local cafes, businesses, and galleries, as well as a performing songwriter often seen at festivals and events, especially ones promoting socially conscious values. Her poetry has been published in numerous online and print journals. When away from her computer and related gadgets, Paula enjoys cycling, abstract painting, reading (especially non-fiction on religion, philosophy, and politics), stick juggling, dining out, and drinking lots of coffee.
Music
anything non-energy related
Content
By Paula Kirman Verified| Boyle McCauley News Verified The closure of Earth's General Store last year left a gap in the lives of people who prefer to shop sustainably by refilling their containers with groceries and personal items. However, the former owner of Earth's General Store, as well as three former store employees, are opening Earth's Refillery Coop in the Piazza on 95th Street and 108th Avenue this summer. It will occupy the space where La Dolce Vita was formerly located.
By Paula Kirman Verified| Boyle McCauley News Verified In the summer of 2024, Dragon Food Tours encouraged people to experience Chinatown through its culinary delights. Organized by the the Chinatown Transformation Collaborative Society (CTC) and led by summer students, the tours featured a sweet and savoury versions – both of which were hits. In fact, the tour is a finalist for the 2025 Edmonton Tourism Awards. The awards ceremony will be held in early June.
By Paula Kirman Verified, Corine Demas, Alan Schietzsch, Anita Jenkins| Boyle McCauley News Verified Welcome to the April-May 2025 edition of Boyle McCauley News. I hope by the time you read this, all of the snow will be gone, temperatures will be warm, and the sun will be shining. We have more stories and photos at our website. We publish content between issues, particularly stories that are time sensitive or that we simply could not fit into print. Our website also has more classifieds, an events calendar, and a searchable archive of all of our available back issues.
Company Info
Boyle McCauley News
Boyle McCauley News is a non-profit newspaper published ten times yearly by the Boyle Street McCauley Community Newspaper Society. The Society is made up of people who live and work in the Boyle Street and McCauley neighbourhoods. Our goal is to report issues fairly and provide a variety of perspectives on issues affecting this community. We strive to focus on the positive aspects of Boyle Street and McCauley. At the same time, we seek to present honest and solution-oriented news and opinions concerning the challenges that face the area. Vision Statement The Boyle Street McCauley Community Newspaper Society aims to foster a greater sense of community by acting as a forum for community views, information and individual opinion. As a catalyst for community development, the newspaper can help residents participate in the inner city milieu. Goals To regularly publish a (non-profit) community-orientated newspaper to serve the diverse needs of the Boyle Street and McCauley residents. To be a vehicle, through which community organizations can inform local residents of their services and activities, providing opportunities to be involved in the neighbourhood. To be a voice for residents who wish to express their concerns, interests or ideas. To report on local issues and events that occur in the community or are of community interest. To work cooperatively with the local businesses regarding advertising services and points of interests. To be a community-based newspaper which strives towards financial self-sufficiency and which functions through the use of volunteers.
Founded: 1979