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Roommate sitcoms from The Odd Couple and Mork and Mindy to Golden Girls and Friends have always shared a couple of traits. They’re usually nutty, completely unrealistic and pretty darn funny. St.

Reel Mondays has been proving to be a real hot ticket. As the last of the screenings of the fall season is set to queue up on Nov. 7, the Friends of St.

As a two-time Juno-winning banjoist and singer-songwriter, it was inevitable Jayme Stone would at some point gravitate to Alan Lomax’s collection of songs.

Guilded is a biannual exhibit of works by members of all representative guilds of the St. Albert Place Visual Arts Council, or SAPVAC.

Straight out of the Mad Men era of glamorous clothing, three-martini lunches and of course, casual sexism comes Foote in the Door’s newest main stage musical.

The St. Albert Seniors Association is having a really good year. Recently moved back in to its wholly refurbished clubhouse on Taché Street, the organization is seeing a strong resurgence in membership too. That's great news.

After the ceremonies and services are over at the cenotaph on Friday morning, there are several local drinking establishments that will be offering more than just seating room for people to continue their congregating and remembering.

Remembrance Day is a powerful pause that allows us to reflect on the courage and sacrifices of Canadian soldiers past and present.

Helping teens is what Young Life Canada is all about. Now, as the local chapter of the Christian organization celebrates leaving its own teenhood behind, it's looking to the community for help. Young Life is turning the big '20' this year.

Novelists aren't all like the prolific Barbara Cartland who published more than 700 books. In fact, most of us would be happy to just get that one special story out of our heads and into the world. Sigh.