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Every year during the summer, Mason Rack and his band of merry men fly up from Australia to tour Canada. And Canadians have embraced this fiery singer/songwriter/musician, in large part because of his gusto for life and brassy showmanship.

This year's Edmonton International Fringe Festival is a madcap romp of moving statues, tottering acrobats, devilish clowns and busking musicians. There's even a grand Ferris wheel heightening the carnivalesque ambience.

The Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts Gala nominees were announced this week and one St. Albert visual artist is leading the race with two nods.

A Sturgeon County resident is among 10 finalists in Song For Canada, a competition from Canada’s Walk of Fame.

Marnie Stretch’s latest television project has literally gone to the dogs. Stretch, who calls St. Albert home, is a producer with Ignition Media, which is bringing a new reality TV special to cable channel Slice.

The Edmonton International Fringe Festival, celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, has geared itself up for 10 days of unlimited theatrical creativity.

The five musicians in Big Daddy and the Blueshounds have nothing to prove. With a total of about 200 years of experience, these veterans have done it all.

If anybody has ever doubted how effective motion capture technology — involving green body suits covered in little white ping pong balls and computer-generated movie characters — is at making a movie work, then rest assured that Rise of t

In this action-comedy, the mundane life of a small town pizza delivery guy collides with the big plans of two wanna-be criminal masterminds. The volatile duo kidnaps Nick and forces him to rob a bank.

There’s a bit of a grisly, almost side-splitting vibe to seeing a play about a man who must cart a corpse around Monte Carlo to earn a $6-million inheritance. But it seems like a seamless fit as St.