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When the St. Albert Gardening Show officially showcases its lovingly tended blooms on Aug 19 and 20, visitors will immediately notice a streamlined affair. Gone is the strong emphasis on developing petal perfect flowers.

Back by popular demand The Book of Mormon, which played a sold out one-week run in 2015, returns Sept. 13 to 18 at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium.

The gorillas are coming back out to play next month and, as usual, they’re going to have a little runaround. No, seriously.

Disney movies don’t always have such socially redeeming values and intense personal impact on a person’s life. Owen Suskind’s profound autism made him uncommunicative for years as a child.

Glitzy costumes, street dancing, soca bands and spicy cuisine – all the best of the Caribbean island vibe makes its way into Cariwest today and tomorrow. The Cariwest parade starts marshalling its forces on Saturday, Aug.

The St. Albert Chamber Music Recital Series returns for its seventh season with a magnificent lineup that skilfully blends oboe and piano with a diversity of string instruments.

Got an old computer in your basement or attic that’s gathering dust? There’s always electronics recycling, but there’s also a chance that the MusĂ©e HĂ©ritage Museum might be interested.

If you’re partial to classic cars, then there’s a good chance Rock’n August’s upcoming Friday night car cruise and street dance is right up your alley. Join the crowds as St.

The August Art Walk takes place tomorrow evening from 6 to 9 p.m. at various locations mostly in the Perron District. These include the Art Gallery of St. Albert, the Visual Arts Studio Association (VASA), the St.

A Sturgeon County anti-abortion crusader has written a follow-up book to Forgiven of Murder, her autobiographical account of her early life.