Local Entertainment

Movies are the most popular form of entertainment and no one knows this better than the St. Albert Public Library. The Friends of St.

What a difference 150 years makes. This area used to be known by the Cree as Mista-sakahikun but that all changed on or about Jan. 14, 1861.

When faced with the question of whether to see Vince Vaughn’s movies, always pose this question first: how important is my time and money? If neither strikes you as particularly precious then by all means feel free to roll on into his newest ja

If you’re part of the local tango scene, Quartango’s fourth concert at St. Albert’s Arden Theatre this coming Thursday promises to be a sizzling antidote to the winter blahs.

In the spirit of shared humanity, everyone — regardless of faith or creed — is invited to come together for a special service tomorrow. World Religion Day takes place every year on the third Sunday in January.

A psychological thriller set in the world of New York City ballet, Nina (Natalie Portman) is a featured dancer who finds herself locked in a web of competitive intrigue with a new rival at the company (Mila Kunis).

Every school-aged child in St. Albert knows about Father Albert Lacombe, but like many iconic figures, the French-Canadian Roman Catholic missionary has been elevated to such a high pedestal we’ve lost contact with what made the man tick.

It is often said the thrill of the chase makes any object worthwhile as the St. Albert Historical Society discovered when they opted to remount Pioneerin’ Spirit for the city’s 150th anniversary celebrations.

This week all the curling action for the Continental Cup is on the ice in Performance Arena at Servus Credit Union Place.

Writers come and go. They are truly a transient bunch. But every once in a while a work is created that speaks so deeply to the Canadian soul that it melds into our national identity. Such is humorist W.O.