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Wayne Allchin is a straight shooter, and sometimes an angry one. The St. Albert singer-songwriter is blunt and outspoken and lays out his personal truths without the need for shiny spin. He doesn’t need to.

It’s been nearly 20 years since Lori Power was a regular reporter with the Gazette Press covering Morinville news. She’s proven her passion for words time and again ever since she started in media as a radio disc jockey.

In the time it takes you to read this sentence out loud, St. Albert's Alex Mutch can solve a Rubik's Cube.

I think that it’s pretty clear that James Bond is dead. The character might be inexplicably living on throughout all of his insipid incarnations but the franchise is a charred, crumbled piece of overburnt toast.

Multi-platinum selling Canadian pop-rockers Marianas Trench is rolling out the fireworks for their Never Say Die tour across Canada in the spring of 2016.

In its first concert of the 11th season, Edmonton Metropolitan Chorus features one composer’s grab bag of favourites. The Wizardry of Worthington, a salute to St.

Wade Sorochan is coming to help you live and laugh again. Doing so, he says, means to learn about mental health and he’s going to start the conversation with his own story. His name is probably familiar to many people.

Three of Edmonton’s finest chamber musicians are coming together for an evening of sumptuous sounds tonight at Don’s Piano Place.

If you have always wanted to meet Mr. Zinger and see his fantastic hat then today is your lucky day. Author Cary Fagan is bringing this children’s tale to the St. Albert Public Library right before your kids go down for their afternoon naps.

Rebecca Lappa, 18, was among the recording artists thrilled to join the winners’ circle at the 11th anniversary of the Canadian Folk Music Awards held in Edmonton.