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Clarification

In the recent stories from July 9 and 13 about Tara Seeger and her front yard signs, she did not mean to suggest that the city was currently participating in organized censorship, only that the city’s bylaws open up the avenue for such to occur
Three years in one show

Three years in one show

Ever since he was introduced to the scene in these pages only a few short years ago, Brad Necyk has proven himself as a prolific visual artist. He has participated in more than 20 exhibits around this area and around the world too.
Becigneul new CIVC head

Becigneul new CIVC head

The Community Information and Volunteer Centre has installed a new head of the organization for the second time in almost as many months. Joe Becigneul, the incoming executive director, is no stranger to the scene, however.

Pottermania invades St. Albert

At the entrance of Chapters Bookstore in St. Albert there is a papier-mâché brick wall meant to simulate King’s Cross Station platform 9 – a junction where young wizards board the Hogwarts Express.
Butterfly give-away

Butterfly give-away

Organizers for the International Children’s Festival of the Arts are dismantling the breathtaking Kollide project and giving away thousands of butterflies to the public.
Arden Theatre salutes Canada's 150th anniversary in 2016-2017 season

Arden Theatre salutes Canada's 150th anniversary in 2016-2017 season

In an oddball turn of events, Strange Brew kicks off the 2016-2017 Arden Theatre season on Sunday, Sept. 18. In a history making moment, it’s the first time a film launches the Arden season.
Healing time at powwow

Healing time at powwow

It's powwow time again at Poundmaker's, and this year there will be a special guest: the Church. Up to 5,000 people are expected to turn up at the annual Poundmaker's Lodge powwow this August 6 and 7 just outside of St. Albert on Poundmaker Road.
Picnic at the Park on Monday

Picnic at the Park on Monday

The long weekend is the best time to decompress and be lazy. On this Heritage Day weekend, an old-fashioned family day picnic is just what the doctor ordered.
Raised on Rock plays LB's Pub

Raised on Rock plays LB's Pub

Every generation is partial to music that defines their youth. So it stands to reason that since James Jackson grew up devouring Steppenwolf, Joan Jett, Cheap Trick and Eric Clapton, he would name his band Raised on Rock.

St. Albert raised chef Lindsay Porter wins culinary gold – again

Lindsay Porter, executive chef of El Cortez and Have Mercy, made Canadian culinary history as a three-time first place winner at the Canadian Food Championships.
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