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Candace Makowichuk wants the world to reconsider what it means to be behind the lens. It’s not all simply point and click. “I’ve been having to differentiate myself a little bit.

When most of us think of the oil sands, it's mostly as an abstract concept since we've never been there.

If ever there was a movie to make you thankful for the landlocked life right here in oceanless Alberta, it’s The Finest Hours.

Vijay Gupta at Arden Vijay Gupta, an ardent advocate of music and its effects on people, is visiting St. Albert’s Arden Theatre as part of the Speaker’s Series on Feb 4.

Bridal gowns are designed to take your breath away and the 2016 couture collections certainly create a red-carpet A-list look. For the thousands of brides that attended the 35th annual Bridal Fantasy on Jan.

There’s a new artistic wind blowing through town. Three Edmonton companies – Workshop West Playwright’s Theatre, Azimuth Theatre and Fringe Theatre Adventures presents the 2016 Chinook Series. Running until Feb.

Mayor’s award nominations are out The Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts is coming together for March 3 at the Enjoy Centre. To get the buzz going, 35 of St.

The St. Albert Chamber Music Society continues the second portion of its sixth season with the distinguished voices of violinist Frank Ho and pianist Bianca Baciu.

Alberta Baroque Ensemble’s new commission has a remarkable pedigree, and by all accounts it is primed to draw a broad audience.

Nearly 70 years ago, the Alberta government – under then premier William Aberhart – issued the Accurate News and Information Act to force newspapers to print official statements in response to news stories that the cabinet disagreed with.