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Robert McClure loves music and if it was his choice, he’d never leave St. Albert to go to a concert. He’s making his wish come true.

by Scott Hayes One must wonder why it took so long for Zoolander 2 to come out.

As far as jazz institutions go in Edmonton, there are quite a few top-notch names around. Tonight one of those swinging bodies gives a special gift to local jazz lovers as it marks a milestone.

There’s a shocking moment in The Gay Heritage Project when one actor detours to Nazi extermination camps where homosexuals are beaten, starved and forced to work in clay pits.

When the Forum for Young Canadians takes place in Ottawa next week, St. Albert will be sending a new representative to the nation's capital.

Bobs & LoLo debuts at Arden They may be a new face at the Arden Theatre, but Bobs & LoLo have been performing professionally since 2003.

If you insist on eating vegetables and fruits, be prepared to pay more. A plunging loonie, unstable weather patterns, and shrinking agricultural land is creating a nightmare for shoppers across the country.

What do you do if you're a senior who feels alone but don't quite know how to break out of it? Tara Burnett, seniors' services co-ordinator with the St. Albert 50-plus Club, has a few ideas that could help.

Art Gallery of St. Albert Salvage features sculptural works as well as audio and visual installations by Saskatchewan artist Bonnie Conly. On display until Feb. 27. 19 Perron St. 780-460-4310. www.artgalleryofstalbert.ca The Fine Line Between...

Sex. Funny how that tiny three letter word gets confident men and women tittering and blushing. But that’s what happened at St. Albert Theatre Troupe’s new production Sex Please, We’re Sixty now playing at the Kinsmen Banquet Hall.