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The much lauded film of Mozart's life scooped up eight Oscars in 1984. It distorts the truth, however we remember it as the classic it is.

Art Gallery of St. Albert Ojibwa painter Terry McCue offers Ripples of Loss at the gallery starting tomorrow. A special walk-through tour tomorrow is scheduled to start at 12:05 p.m.. Until Sat., Dec. 2. 19 Perron St., St. Albert; 780-460-4310; www.

Composer-lyricist Cindy Oxley wrote Hey, Riel! to remind people of the importance of speaking up for what you believe is right.

St. Albert Dinner Theatre's The View From Here is both funny and touching.

John Ware, a 19th century cowboy, defied the odds and became a legend in his own time.

Staff and students at Sir Alexander Mackenzie Elementary were joined by a very special guest as they gathered yesterday to commemorate Remembrance Day.

Country award nominations Nominations for the Association of Country Music in Alberta have been announced with two of St. Albert's most celebrated entertainers leading the pack.

NOV.11 MUSEUM EVENT The Musée Héritage Museum will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Mental illness is no joke, but humour is the catalyst for The View From Here.

If you had a relative who served in the First World War, you might find yourself searching for photos in the 2018 Alberta in the Great War calendar, produced by the Archives Society of Alberta.