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The latest tales…
The story behind City Hall’s remarkable bell tower, a gift from broadcast pioneer Dick Rice that regularly sends gleeful tunes out into Churchill Square.
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Toyomatsu Kimura was no farmer! But after discrimination made it hard to run his business in 1920’s Edmonton, that’s what he did—along with other Japanese families. This is their story, with help from farming community resident Chizuko Kimura and researcher Aya Fujiwara.
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Listen to these episodes and more from the archives on the ECAMP Soundcloud page!
WHERE TO NEXT?
A local heritage podcast should be guided by local input, so please tell us what you think! What—or who—would you like to hear more of? Or less of? Your input will help guide the podcast’s future, so feel free to comment below, send a message to the ECAMP Facebook or Tweet us at @YEGCityasMuseum.
