Highlights

Can-Lit is St. Albert's hot ticket as the St. Albert Readers Festival continues on a rolling wave of star-studded events. This is the third and final feature previewing STARFest's list of authors set to make appearances.

In my neighbourhood, Heritage Lakes, it seems to be Gregory Springate's Liberal signs that disappear. At the corner of Hudson and Levasseur, at least 8 signs have come and gone.

Broncos families met with provincial minister to push for stricter driving regulations

It's obvious that august "special" Gazette contributor Brian McLeod is not a fan of Mr. Trudeau; I agree with many of his reasons for holding that opinion.

For a refreshing change of pace, you could walk down to the Ukrainian Youth Unity Centre on Sunday for the inaugural YEG Ballroom Dance Festival. If you really wanted to show your style then you could waltz, foxtrot, jive, swing, tango, rumba, samba or cha cha there instead.

Many years ago, as a young teacher, I was gladdened and inspired when introduced to the concept of sharing best practices. These shared ideas and procedures had been honed over time and were highly effective.

Durham, North Carolina in 1971 must have been an incendiary time for American interracial social politics. Best of Enemies shows us that in living colour with the backdrop of a school burning to the ground and organized white supremacists having a bit of a showdown with those who would end black and white segregation in schools.

Second game in as many weeks between Bellerose and Spruce Grove is Friday's playoff in high school football

Six candidates battled it out for votes in St. Albert just days before voters head to the polls to cast their votes. All six candidates came to the St. Albert and District Chamber of Commerce forum fat the St.