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It’s pretty rare to see a cookbook about food wastage. However, Cindy Chavich’s new cookbook Waste Not, Want Not presents some pretty astounding facts at the way we discard edibles.

The St. Albert Amplify Festival is planning an eclectic two days of workshops, concerts and free activities for students from Grade 7 to age 21. Taking place at the Enjoy Centre on Oct.

It’s autumn now and there’s something in the air. There’s something in my latte too, and it’s not the flavour of coffee. It’s the season of the pumpkin and all you have to do is look around for a big orange squash.

There is a lot of good karma following Oscar Lopez these days, especially through the 2014 release of Apasionado.

Say good-bye to Doug Hoyer – at least for a few years. The St. Albert pop-rock recording artist is moving to Athens, Georgia.

As a person walks along a short stone corridor leading into L’UniThĂ©atre, the sweet perfume of cut wood charges the senses.

Playwright Stewart Lemoine’s love affair with history surfaces once more in The Hothouse Prince opening tomorrow night at the Backstage Theatre.

Once again St. Albert hosts the one-of-a-kind, second annual Dig In! Horticulinary Festival running from Oct. 1 to 3. The itinerary is similar to last year’s inaugural festival.

by Scott Hayes Film fans and movie buffs are stoked about the advent of the new season of the Edmonton International Film Festival, starting tomorrow at the Landmark Cinemas 9 City Centre in the downtown core.

Pop rock is big right now, but it also has a fickle relationship with audiences. A new band vying for the public’s attention is Mandy Reider and the Oddibles, a ’70s and ’80s cover band.