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Pathways of Poverty - Stories, Soup and Table talk on Poverty in our Community
Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2025
5:30pm to 8:00pm
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Town of Stony Plain
Oct.
28
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Join us for a special community event for Poverty Awareness Month 2025. Explore different paths of poverty through stories brought to life.
Enjoy some hot soup and have dinner conversation on the state of poverty in our community. Together we can better understand poverty in our community.
Opening words from Elder Lewis Cardinal, Senior Advisor for the Indigenous Knowledge and Wisdom Centre and "kihcihkaw askî–Sacred Land" in Edmonton.
5100 41 Avenue
Stony Plain, AB, T7Z 0B4
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