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Who knew she did this? Bev Bunker is no stranger to the St. Albert arts scene by a long stretch but certainly none of us has seen art like this from her before.

For Don Knutson, the chair of the St. Albert Justice Film Festival, one good turn deserves another. The touring festival that brought several social justice documentaries to town last year was so successful that it has returned for another round.

The teen years are tough for many of us: the struggles of school, figuring out who you are as a person, and, of course, all of the physiological changes happening that make us fighting just to understand and keep up with our own bodies.

Like a shiny penny that keeps showing up, Cirque du Soleil is back with another captivating show at Rexall Place.

Cult initiations, relationship truths and lies, as well as Shakespearean folly are just a few of the stories pulling their weight at #Canoe Theatre Festival 2015.

Talent makes a great artist. But connections can never be understated. Just ask Danielle Marie King, 19, one of ReverbNation’s hottest recording artists.

St. Albert Theatre Troupe launches the winter season with a bedroom farce written by one of Britain’s most formidable playwrights.

University of Alberta fourth year biological sciences student Taylor Formanek, 22, studied dance for nine years. But a nasty slip on the ice caused a knee injury and put her training on hold – that is until this year.

Leave it to Brad Necyk to take a selfie with me at the Art Gallery of Alberta, right after the opening of Future Station, the 2015 Alberta Biennial of Contemporary Art.

The national sport of Canada skates into the Citadel Theatre during Playing With Fire: The Theo Fleury Story running Jan. 28 to Feb. 15.