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St. Albert's Rendezvous 2011 organizers are celebrating another success after Saturday's homecoming event drew 200 people. The day-long event included bus tours of St. Albert's tourist attractions, including the Musée Heritage Museum, the St.

Just a quick glance at Dale Ladouceur's biography tells you it's almost impossible to pin a label on the Edmonton-based singer/songwriter.

Capital Ex is about to swing open its gates from July 22 to July 31, a 10-day extravaganza that definitely has something for everybody.

Each night, I read a couple of chapters of Dawn Dumont's Nobody Cries at Bingo and I was virtually guaranteed a gut busting fit of laughter every few pages. I am of European extraction, raised on a farm outside Sherwood Park.

There are more than 400 Scouts from across the country who are losing a lot of sleep this week. They are excitedly packing their bags for a jamboree adventure that has been four years in the making. One of those people is St. Albert's Annick Skrundz.

Being a child of the 1970s, I can only learn about the 1960s from the records that are left behind. Gerry Kopelow's book All Our Changes is probably as good a starting point as any.

Some teachers just don't care. For example, there's Elizabeth (Cameron Diaz). She's foul-mouthed, ruthless and inappropriate. She drinks, gets high and can't wait to marry her meal ticket and get out of her bogus day job.

Horrible Bosses, as unpromising as anything, barely took six minutes to make me laugh and subsequently earns high credit and praise. This is a sophisticated piece of work concocted and brought to life by a team of dedicated professionals.

The Poundmaker powwow is going back to its roots and that means free food and games for its guests. Poundmaker's Lodge Treatment Centre is holding its annual powwow this weekend.

The Mason Rack Band, live from Queensland, returns once more to LB’s Pub on Saturday, July 16 as part of a Canadian tour for its latest release.