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An aquatic dragon. A monstrous flea. An ogre. Witches. Twin albinos born to different mothers. Kings and queens. A necromancer.

New York-based multimedia artist Etty Yaniv has brought a series of site-specific hanging sculptures and two-dimensional paper pastiches to the Art Gallery of St. Albert.

Since the ’80s rock musical Chess first hit international stages, audiences have either given it a tongue-lashing or eulogized it. The Walterdale Theatre community theatre production now running until July 16 sits somewhere in the middle.

Paul Woida's song Not Yours has bagged top spot for the first annual Air Miles Detour Big Break contest. The St.

In St. Albert, you can take a range of discarded household items: cardboard boxes, milk cartons, dead batteries, bicycles, and newspapers for instance. Wait ...

Who knows why we hold some of the sensations of our childhoods so dear? Maybe it’s that first teddy bear or the logo on your favourite shirt when you were five.

One of the newest appointments to the Alberta Order of Excellence is a long-time St. Albert pianist-conductor. Michael Massey is among eight new appointees who will be recognized at an invitation-only formal investiture at Government House on Oct.

Residents have stated they want more ethnic shops in St. Albert and a new Italian market is coming to town. Mercato by Italian Bakery, slated to open in the spring of 2017, will make its home in Shops at Boudreau on 120 Bellerose Dr.

Mosaic Entertainment is shooting a new feature film titled #Roxy and it is hosting a group call for extras, about 500 school-age students. Scenes for a football game will be shot at Bellerose Composite High on Wednesday, July 13.

You could say that Benjamin Put pours a great cup of coffee. It’s true but it’s not quite emphatic enough.