Ian Kucerak
Edmonton Journal
Edmonton, AB, Canada
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Year in Review: Ian Kucerak remembers capturing a celebration of a life motivated by love for others
The most memorable story I photographed this year was that of the celebration of life held for Rob White. White perished while rescuing a dog on the North… → Read More
Eye on Edmonton: The Oilers are in the playoffs and the city is alive
Postmedia Edmonton photographer Ian Kucerak was at Rogers Place Wednesday night capturing the action → Read More
Eye On Edmonton: Revamped ETS bus system rolls out on city streets
Edmonton Transit Services (ETS) has rolled out their → Read More
Violence in Africa's Tigray region brings supporters to Edmonton streets
Demonstrators protesting violence in the Tigray region of Ethiopia by Ethiopian federal government and Eritrean troops drove in a caravan through Edmonton on… → Read More
Year in Review: Ian Kucerak on witnessing a community come together to remember Sierra Chalifoux-Thompson
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic altered the fabric of everything in Edmonton this year but it’s not the story that sticks with me the most — it’s photographing a… → Read More
Watch: Lemurs enjoy cool treats on a hot day at the Edmonton Valley Zoo
Makayla Ohlmann, a zoo attendant at the Edmonton Valley Zoo, ran an enrichment activity for ring-tailed lemurs at the Edmonton Valley Zoo as temperatures soared on Thursday. The lemurs, who originate in Madagascar, are habituated to a hot, humid environment but still love to chill out with a cool treat, she said. → Read More
Photos: Condo residents move to the music during COVID-19 group workout
F.R.E.E. Fit members high fived, clapped and encouraged Glenora Gates residents to forget the COVID-19 pandemic as they took part in a group workout in Edmonton on Thursday, May 7, 2020. Fitness coach Ty Khan with F.R.E.E. Fit led the workout, which featured music spun by DJ Kwake. The event was the fourth balcony workout held by F.R.E.E. Fit in Edmonton and St. Albert during the lockdown. → Read More
Before and after: How the COVID-19 pandemic has affected Edmonton’s public spaces
The lockdown brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic has affected all aspects of life in Edmonton, visible in its public spaces. → Read More
Watch: N95 respirator masks explained
An N95 respirator mask protects the user from exposure to airborne particles. The ’N’ refers to the fact it is not resistant to oil. There are different styles and sizes of N95 respirator masks. The N95 is one of nine types of particulate respiratory filters.The ’95’ indicates it filters out 95% of particles when properly worn. → Read More
Watch: Edmontonians build hope by helping others during the COVID-19 pandemic
Edmontonians are reaching out to help their neighbours cope with the upheaval of daily life caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Communities are lending a hand by delivering food, donating to charities and reaching out online. They’re supporting their families, singing opera for their neighbours and sharing messages of hope. → Read More
Watch: Edmonton Transit Service announces gender-based approach to increase safety and security
Watch: Edmonton Transit Service announces gender-based approach to increase safety and security → Read More
Watch: Edmonton Oilers work on bad habits ahead of Winnipeg Jets game
Edmonton Oilers head coach Dave Tippett and forwards James Neal and Zack Kassian speak about the disconnect between forwards and defencemen that the team wants to iron out going forward towards the playoffs. → Read More
Watch: Protecting yourself online is key to preventing identity theft
Edmonton police are warning the public to stop carrying unnecessary documents with them, to watch how much information people post online and to keep an eye on financial transactions for evidence of identity theft. Cases of identity theft in Edmonton are rising, according to police, many made possible when thieves steal information from online social […] → Read More
Watch: Edmonton's first presumptive case of coronavirus found
Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Deena Hinshaw announces Edmonton’s first presumptive case of coronavirus during a news conference at the Alberta Legislature, on Friday, March 6, 2020. The case, a man who recently traveled from the United States’ Midwest, is in self isolation with symptoms. “I want to stress that the risk of […] → Read More
Watch: Oilers looking past Blue Jackets game as playoffs loom
Edmonton Oilers defenceman Oscar Klefbom and associate coach Jim Playfair speak about the team’s strategy to getting through the next month of tough games to make the playoffs after practice at Rogers Place on Friday, March 6, 2020. → Read More
Watch: Alberta unions announce the next step of their fightback strategy
Alberta unions announced during a press conference at the Health Sciences Association of Alberta’s office that they would take their fight against government cutbacks to social media. The phrase they’ve picked for the campaign is ‘This is not what I voted for.’ “They’re looking that the decisions that the UCP is making to cut services […] → Read More
Watch: Edmonton Oilers beat Winnipeg Jets in close playoff-style contest
Edmonton Oilers head coach Dave Tippett speaks about the team’s 3-2 close win over the Winnipeg Jets at Rogers Place on Feb. 29, 2020. Tippett says the game was closer to a playoff game in tempo and temperament — once the team came out of their second-period slump with a goal from Leon D... → Read More
Watch: Tippett talks about Edmonton Oilers 5-3 loss to Minnesota Wild
Edmonton Oilers head coach Dave Tippett speaks about the team’s 5-3 loss to the Minnesota Wild at Rogers Place on Saturday.Oilers forward Ryan Nugent-Hopkins had an excellent game, scoring two early goals, but it wasn’t enough to stop one of the more middling teams in the league. → Read More
Watch: Vision Zero proposes two speed solutions to slow down drivers
The City of Edmonton is looking at speed-limit reductions that should lead to safer streets if passed by council. Jessica Lamarre, acting director of traffic safety with the city, spoke about the two proposals during a press conference at city hall in Edmonton, on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2020. The two proposals are a 40 km/h […] → Read More
Watch: NDP respond to letter from Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation Chief Allan Adam on Teck Frontier mine
Official Opposition NDP Leader Rachel Notley alongside Edmonton-Rutherford MLA Richard Feehan, a former minister of Indigenous relations, speak about a letter sent by Chief Allan Adam of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation regarding the Teck Frontier mine and the Indigenous Opportunities Corporation alleging a lack of government consultation from Alberta’s United Conservative Party government… → Read More