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Diabetes walk a sign of hope

Diabetes walk a sign of hope

It was a nightmare for Samantha Roth and her husband Jeff before their one-year-old son Liam was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes last April. The child endured diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) before anyone even knew what was going on with his health.
Edmonton Blues Society celebrates 10 years

Edmonton Blues Society celebrates 10 years

The Edmonton Blues Society has been singing and bringing the blues for 10 long years – make that joyful years.
More children's festival reviews

More children's festival reviews

It’s been 35 years since the International Children’s Festival of the Arts has entertained exuberant crowds of all ages.
Children's Fest gets off to an energetic start

Children's Fest gets off to an energetic start

It is Tuesday morning. The 35th International Children's Festival of the Arts is open for business. Yellow school buses pull up.
Global Country showdown searches for emerging artists

Global Country showdown searches for emerging artists

Every year Global Country hopes to discover fresh faces at the Global Country Star Search.
Teatro launches season at newly built Varscona

Teatro launches season at newly built Varscona

Edmonton’s A-list of theatre aficionados will be out in full force on June 2 to celebrate St. Albert actress Jenny McKillop’s birthday – sort of.

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Lafferty’s Wake visits Morinville The Morinville Community Cultural Centre is about to morph into Rory’s Pub as mourners come to celebrate Lafferty’s Wake.
PORTFOLIO

PORTFOLIO

Flow of Traffic Theory is an exhibit featuring artworks Gerry Dotto. It opens tomorrow in conjunction with the June ArtWalk from 6 to 9 p.m. Artist will be in attendance. On display until July 2. 19 Perron St. 780-460-4310. www.artgalleryofstalbert.
Acrobats with a mission

Acrobats with a mission

There is something truly inspirational about Kalabanté Productions and the generous African artists that help make Afrique en Cirque a must-see show.
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The first major collaboration between three prominent music groups takes place tonight at the University of Alberta.
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