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Art Gallery of St. Albert Paddy Lamb's exhibit The More I Gather offers a multimedia look at the artist's interpretations and explorations of the physical remnants of previous inhabitants of his piece of land outside of Edmonton. Until Saturday, Jan.

Perhaps there’s a viable cause to write a movie critique from two distinct points of view.

Women across Canada and the globe are seeking equality and hope to achieve that goal in less time than the 100 years that some are predicting.

Running a venue like the Arden Theatre is a series of ups and downs. There’s lots of bureaucratic red tape to cut through while government grants and cultural subsidies come and go.

Smokey Fennell hears music in his head all the time. And when he hears the first few chords from an Emmylou Harris or Flying Burrito Brothers or any classic rock piece, he funks it up with a bluegrass twist. He can’t help it.

Literature lovers had their hands – and eyes – full in 2015. There are hundreds of thousands of new titles published every year and that's just in North America. If you look at books from around the world, well, your head would spin.

Many stories come and go. A few stay seared in your mind forever. Such is the story of former hometown girl Alison Azer. In 2015 I became a first-time grandma.

The beginning of a new year means a fresh slate of movies to anticipate or avoid. Usually, January kicks off with a handful of serious and excellent movies along with an equal measure of real stinkers.

Edmonton’s Hawrelak Park is receiving a winter makeover like no other. For the first time in the park’s history, a spectacular ice castle adorns the frozen landscape.

Morinville Community Cultural Centre continues its new lineup of fresh entertainment for the second half of the season. Now through to April, patrons can expect a lively mix of concerts, music, dance, theatre and children's shows.