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As Caitlyn North introduces the Arden Theatre's 32nd season, the lyrics of Michael Bublé's chart-topping song Feeling Good keep looping through my head. "It's a new dawn, It's a new day, It's a new life," he sings.

Tom Cruise sure does everything that he can to provide a solid two hours’ worth of entertainment.

by Scott Hayes The lights are on and the writer in residence is home … and a bit ahead of her ETA too. “This is my soft launch,” Gail Sidonie Sobat advised from her window seat overlooking the grassy knolls surrounding St.

by Scott Hayes Victor Fernandez has made a positive influence on the work and lives of thousands of people through his charity, Canadian Aid for Fire Services Abroad (CAFSA).

One of Edmonton’s longest running festivals hits a landmark year. The Heritage Festival turns 40 and in the past four decades it has grown into one the area’s most appreciated and attended festivals.

The bags are packed and sitting by the door. All that’s left for the St. Albert 50+ Club is to move across the street and keep up with business as usual in its new temporary location. “Right now, the club is quite an interesting place.

Chef Lindsay Porter has created some of the best pasta dishes in Canada and she’s planning to export some of her hometown know-how to the World Food Championships Nov. 3 to 10 in Kissimmee, Fla.

Rock ’n August rolls into St. Albert on Aug. 4 for five days of bumper-to-bumper classic car cruises and old time rock. It’s a revival of a bygone era where chrome ruled the roads and rock and roll powered the waves.

In social studies classes, I learned about many of the genocides in this often-cruel world. There’s one that seemed to have slipped by the keen eye of history though: the Indonesian genocide of 1965.

Cookbook writers have worked all the angles. Cruise through the Internet and there are books customized to any topic from African cuisine to barbecue sauces. In the last 10 years, cookbooks on Canadian cuisine have become quite trendy.