Ethnic Synergy is a non-partisan and impartial community news medium published in Bengali and English, serving readers in Edmonton through both print and electronic editions. As a not-for-profit monthly publication, Ethnic Synergy seeks to inform, connect, and celebrate one of Alberta’s fastest-growing South Asian communities while reflecting the broader multicultural spirit of Canada.
Founded with a vision to give voice to diverse communities, Ethnic Synergy created history in Edmonton in December 2012 by introducing the city’s first Bangla news medium. Since then, it has continued to embrace the rich literature, language, and heritage of Bangla culture while promoting inclusion, dialogue, and Alberta’s cultural diversity.
Our Foundation
Objective
To inform Edmonton's South Asian community with non-partisan, impartial news and coverage — published side by side in Bengali and English so no one is left out of the conversation.
Vision
A community that stays connected across generations and cultures, where Bangla heritage is celebrated alongside the broader multicultural spirit of Alberta and Canada.
Goal
To grow from a monthly publication into a lasting platform for civic participation, community service, and social responsibility across Edmonton and Alberta.
The People Behind the Paper
Our Editorial Team is dedicated to producing accurate, engaging, and community-focused content that reflects our mission of inclusivity, cultural understanding, and informed dialogue.
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Our Advisory Team provides strategic guidance and professional expertise, helping ensure our initiatives remain impactful, impartial, and aligned with the organization’s vision and values.
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Community News
Budget 2026 arrives at a pivotal moment for Alberta. With a projected $9.4 billion deficit, the province has chosen transparency over ambiguity and stabilization over disruption
Pohela Boishakh—the Bengali New Year—arrives each spring with a sense of renewal, optimism, and cultural pride. It is a time deeply rooted in tradition, yet forward-looking in spirit
May is Asian Heritage Month, a time to acknowledge the long and rich history of Asian Canadians and their contributions to Canada. It is also a meaningful opportunity for Canadians across the country
Reach Us
4105 Allan Crescent SW, Edmonton, AB, T6W 2J9, Canada
