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Walking around St. Albert is about to get historical once again. Heritage Sites educational programmer Roy Toomey gets to play tour guide for his summer series of Historic Walking Tours. “I'm excited about it. I had no idea when I started it that it was going to be this popular,” he said, describing an average attendance as “gangbusters.”

It’s time to dust off the beaver and celebrate Canada’s 148th birthday. Down at St. Albert city hall, Nicole Pearson wants to make sure everyone will have a good time.

Canada Day is more than just a day off of work, or at least it should be.

Arriving on a new author bookshelf is a trial not for the impatient or the weak of heart. Jae Mazer, however, has been waiting for this day to come her entire life. Literally.

It's a beautiful Sunday morning in Morinville.

The Works has opened to take over Edmonton for the next two weeks. The annual art and design festival features hundreds of artists showing their work at numerous venues with more than 60 exhibits and 700 individual pieces of art.

Albert Lacombe school is as pretty as a picture these days, or hundreds of pictures, depending on how you look at it.

“Is it possible the dead are haunted by the living?” asks one of the characters in Teatro La Quindicina’s world premiere of Saint Albert now running at Backstage Theatre.

It’s tough to produce a show when you’re halfway around the world in Thailand.

St. Albert’s Arden Theatre is a niche stop for Beatles tribute artists. However, Saturday, June 27, is the first time the road show theatre is hosting one direct from Argentina. That’s right.