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Once the creative force and songwriting power behind Pink Floyd, Roger Waters announces his first rock album in 25 years.

St. Albert Theatre Troupe ends the season in a most unlikely setting – a funeral parlour. And yet An Evening of One Acts, now running at the Kinsmen Banquet Hall, is a most appealing show.

The Community Refugee Committee of St. Albert is trying to lend a helping hand to the people of the world who have fled their homelands to start new lives in the city.

The St. Albert Rotary Music Festival has built a reputation pulling off impressive youth concerts. Encore, a concert and awards ceremony closing the 40th annual music festival last Wednesday at the Arden Theatre, was no exception.

It isn’t every day that a Holocaust survivor comes to town. Abe Silverman is set to come to the St.

It’s one thing to make a movie. It’s another to sell it. But if it’s exquisitely packaged from the cinematography to the editing, and hits the viewer on an emotional level, it generally sells itself.

You could call it Independents’ Day but Authors for Indies is a much more accessible title.

Go big or not at all. That’s the philosophy Kings of Leon is following after the massive success of their seventh studio album WALLS. The Grammy Award-winning group added a third leg to the WALLS Tour that kicks off Sept.

The artist collective’s Members Spring Exhibition features the works of Andrew Raczynski, Carol Brown, Carla Stater, Claudette MacLean, Connie Clarke, DaniÄŤle Petit, David Yowney, Deborah Sprenger, Dolly Bolen, Doris Charest, Dorothy Lowrie, E

The name June Bhatia might be more recognizable to readers as Helen Forrester, the nom de plume of the author of a number of charming stories that often used her homes in England, India and even Edmonton as the settings.