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Whenever Canadian soprano Measha Brueggergosman gets into a funk, she falls back on this anonymous quote. “A quick way to get rich is count your blessings.

Just in case your social media apps are fried and you haven’t heard the latest, Nickelback’s mammoth Feed the Machine Tour makes at stop at Rogers Place on Thursday, Sept. 28.

Fresh from Victoria come The Bills, a quintet of epically accomplished musicians who have serenely followed their own path in the roots music scene for close to 20 years.

Go grocery shopping at the Inglewood Safeway this weekend and you will first be offered the chance to show your heart by metaphorically introducing it into the footwear of an emergency first responder.

Get ready to experience a new and exciting songwriting contest that is totally unlike any other.

Just in case your social media apps are fried and you haven't heard the latest, Nickelback's mammoth Feed the Machine Tour makes at stop at Rogers Place on Thursday, Sept. 28.

The tag line for Axis Theatre, a professional family theatre company, describes it as “smart and inspirational.” Add “roguish” and you would be spot-on.

It’s a long, long way to the stars but Nathalie Sleno is one step closer. The St. Albert native is one of 72 Canadians in the running to be one of the country’s two next astronauts.

Tommy Banks, 80, could easily be one of the hardest-working men in jazz.

Creative Endeavours features the prolific and diverse local artists, the wife and husband team of J. Marg and Gene Brenda. The exhibit will also feature Amber Bracken’s candid portrait photographs of the couple in their home.