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Leave it to director Ken Loach to depict a heartwarming yet very serious and sombre moment in Ireland’s history.

A former St. Albert resident is furious with the Canadian government for its seemingly lax attitude in demanding the return of her four abducted children from Iran. Since Aug.

St. Albert knows how to have a good time.

If standing on a stage in front of strangers with one or two others but no script; no idea what anyone will be acting, saying, doing – if that is right up there with some of your worst fears ever (think public speaking in your underwear, that t

It’s hard to say what an ideal Irish theatre festival would be like, especially since North Americans have been brainwashed by green beer and Disney-esque lilting leprechauns.

If Elvis were alive today, would he be flattered or touched by the energy that goes into celebrating his life and music? Donny Edwards, who has more than a passing resemblance to the King, certainly seems to think so.

Mary-Patricia O’Neill was heralded as the new Volunteer Citizen of the Year during the annual awards ceremony put on by the Community Information and Volunteer Centre (CIVC) on Saturday.

Alberta Ballet’s final dance Love Lies Bleeding, featuring the music of Elton John and Bernie Taupin, returns for a second over-the-top engagement at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium on May 13 and 14.

High Energy 21: The Future Museum is an exhibit featuring the artworks of students from Bellerose, Ă©cole Secondaire Ste. Marguerite d’Youville, Paul Kane, St. Albert Catholic, and Outreach high schools. On display until May 27. 19 Perron St.

How time flies! That’s the buzz phrase as St. Albert Singers Guild celebrates a major milestone under the tag line Singing Our Song, 30 Years Strong.