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Jay Leno has raced cars, whizzed through Los Angeles on motorbikes and fired artillery tanks. However, the legendary Tonight Show host takes a break from his celebrated garage filled with cars and mechanical wonders on Saturday, Nov.

The phone rings twice. The number is blocked. I pick up the black handset. It’s Sylvia Tyson, a legendary Canadian singer of folk country music. I am not expecting her call. My hands start to sweat and I feel beads of moisture on the phone.

Picture St. Jean Baptiste Park lit up with strings of lights. Christmas carols playing softly in the distance. Snowflakes floating gently from the sky.

Is it really possible to be bored by the end of the world? This question, posed by narrator Naomi Klein, comes right at the beginning of This Changes Everything, an all-too-brief documentary on climate change and the environmentalists, scientists, po

The competition is going to be frantic and fun tomorrow evening as Garrett Plummer pits his paintbrush against 11 others in an artistic frenzy that will surely leave buckets of oil and acrylic spilled all over the floor.

Every year, the Musée Héritage Museum offers its walls to students so that they can show off their stuff.

From the moment the players’ needle dropped onto their first 45 and 78 records, the foursome of Grave New World sensed music would play a big part in their lives. And it did.

You could say that there’s a lot of flower power coming to St. Albert Place this weekend. There’s actually a whole lot more than flowers set to blossom.

Audiences and actors really seem to enjoy body-switch shows. Look at the fun Tom Hanks and Elizabeth Perkins had in the classic 1988 film Big.

The cheeky beat of Young Empires is back with a vengeance as they start a tour to promote The Gates, their first full-length album. Just released on Sept.