by Phil Egan Mary Alice Moon had already lost two sons to the war. She was determined not to lose a third. The Edmonton mother had seen sons Kris, John and William answer the call to King and Country by enlisting in the RCAF in World War II. When John [...]
by Phil Egan (2015) It sits quietly on the lawn in front of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 62 on Front Street. Its massive gun is silent, but the battle tank “Calamity” still carries an unmistakeable air of deadly menace. As you might expect, there is a story behind it. [...]
by Phil Egan She lies entombed today beneath a concrete parking lot behind a motel and a popular restaurant. Much of her story has been lost to time, and almost completely forgotten. The tragic case of Elizabeth Workman was a classic travesty of justice, and it happened right here in [...]
by Phil Egan If you grew up in the 1960s, Tab’s was part of your life. Whether it was a Friday night high school dance, roller skating at Funland or Rose Gardens, or Saturday night dances at the Y on Mitton Street, Tab’s Drive In was where we all wound [...]
