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When the Association of Country Music in Alberta announced winners of the 2014 awards, two names from St. Albert and area popped up.

Canada’s beloved folk troubadour David Francey was forced to postpone his Arden Theatre performance this Friday due to illness.

When I was a kid, my parents bought me this foot-long birch bark canoe from a vendor at Klondike Days.

There isn’t much that swears people off sex – except maybe AIDS. In Walterdale Theatre’s production of Jeffrey, opening tonight for a 10-day run, the title character has sworn off sex.

Buddy movies are so well received by audiences that Hollywood churns out B scripts like candy. However, Big Fish, the father-son tale based on the 1998 novel by Daniel Wallace stands in a class of its own.

Father Douglas has finally finished a rather substantial series of artworks, one painting for each of William Blake’s 47 poems that comprised his Songs of Innocence and Songs of Experience.

What you see on TV might have more bearing on your life and relationships than you might think.

The New Works Festival, a long-time staple of the University of Alberta Drama Department, takes flight for a 15th year with six new one-acts. Running Feb.

If ever there was a traditional saying that applied to three-time Juno recipient David Francey it falls along the lines of “a rolling stone gathers no moss.

Well, bless that Johnny Depp, that American chap who has done it again. He has invented another roguish, quirky character that will undoubtedly last the ages, or at least the span of one of his movie trailers.