Edson and District Community Learning Society

Just a reminder before we close for the summer, if you are thinking about getting your CAEC and think you might need tutoring, please contact us. For anyone who have passed GED tests but not completed their GED certification, you have less than one year to apply those tests to the CAEC.

Save money on groceries when you buy staples and ingredients that act as "multipliers". Whole food that you can turn into several meals like potatoes, rice, onions, carrots, garlic, dry beans, eggs, flour, oats, ground beef, whole chicken, canned tomatoes and paste, just to name a few. These are convenience foods when you prep ahead for other meals. Join our workshop to learn and share tips about saving money and eating healthier. Contact us to set up a workshop.

Today is Red Dress Day.

We remember and honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people across Canada.

This day is about awareness, reflection, and standing with the families, loved ones, and communities who continue to seek answers, justice, and healing.

Red Dress Day is also a reminder that these cases matter, these lives matter, and they must never be forgotten.

Want to save money on groceries or ordering out this week? Shop in your freezer. Look online for recipes to use up what you have on hand. Have Breakfast for dinner. Join our workshop for tips on saving money and cooking homemade meals.

Did you know buying your groceries online can save you money? Not sticking to shopping lists and making impulse buys can lead to overspending on a regular basis. Ordering your groceries online may help to stick to your budget and buy only what you need. When faced with the total in your cart, it's easy to delete items which is not as easy or comfortable in the checkout line. Attend Outsmart Your Food Budget for shopping tips, and how to save money by cooking homemade meals. Contact us if you are interested in a workshop.

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