Wellness Insights & News

Edmonton’s great privilege is that the Rockies are a long morning’s drive away. Jasper sits roughly four hours west along the Yellowhead;

Edmontonians have learned to read the sky. Some summers the sun turns a dull orange disc, the river valley vanishes into haze,

IV therapy attracts strong opinions. To its fans it is a miracle; to its critics it is expensive urine. The truth, as

Price is usually the second question Edmontonians ask about IV therapy, right after “does it work?” The honest answer to both is

IV therapy has grown quickly in Edmonton, and with growth comes variety: clinics, mobile services, spa add-ons and pop-ups at events. Most

Edmonton is a healthcare city. The University of Alberta Hospital, the Royal Alexandra, the Grey Nuns, the Misericordia, the Stollery, the Cross

Twice a year, Edmonton’s student population goes into lockdown. December and April bring finals at the University of Alberta, MacEwan, NAIT, Concordia

Edmonton’s older adults are an active bunch. They curl, they walk the river valley, they volunteer, they garden through the short summer

The first months with a new baby are a particular kind of exhausting. Sleep arrives in fragments, meals are eaten standing up,