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Look closely. Goldilocks has crashed her chair, but of course, that’s how it’s supposed to be. A new attraction at the St.

How many mountain bikers can complete a 360-degree tailwhip before diving into a deep grassy drop-off without landing in the hospital? The physics of extreme sports are daunting, and many adrenalin junkies are just as stoked filming the events as tak

Walterdale Playhouse opens its 53rd season with a new artistic director and a less than usual family-friendly fare.

All kids, young and old, would love a peek in Al Simmons magical suitcase. What they’d find is series of wondrous hats that make goofy noises and draw out the laughs.

Although fewer and fewer kids go door-to-door trick or treating, Halloween is still packed with eerie magnetism.

As the name, Hamlet {Solo} suggests, the premise is simple: one actor, Shakespeare’s text, no costumes, no props and no special lighting effects. Hamlet, after all, is the ideal flawed character every thespian yearns to perform.

Being in the newspaper game was great for Judy Schultz’s writing career in more ways than one.

The Titanic was the largest luxury liner of its time, a passenger steamship promoted as unsinkable.

Don MacLean and Big Dave McLean are making a beeline to St. Albert with their sixth annual National Steel Bad Boy Blues Tour.

The legend continues as Cirque du Soleil’s latest show Michael Jackson The Immortal World Tour continues to break all records. And there are still a few seats left at Rexall Place for the November 2 performance.