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For Leif Gregersen, two months is an awfully long time to go between publishing a new book. The indefatigable writer last released a new book back in November. Actually, it was two books.

When the Canadian Screen Awards were announced this week, it splashed a little glory and glamour in the direction of St. Albert.

Youth who have contributed their time and energy to make the city a better place are receiving some recognition for their efforts. SOARing has received a new grant of $2,000 from the St.

When Colleen Soetaert went on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land, it occurred to her that she could use her experiences at Jericho, Bethlehem, Jerusalem and Nazareth as acting research.

There’s a sense of calm and wonder that comes over you when you’re looking at one of Mike Dendy’s landscape paintings. You’re not just getting lost in the beauty of the natural world through the artist’s brushstrokes.

The city’s definitive history book is about to get an update. The Black Robe’s Vision, the two-volume set produced and published by the St.

The world-renowned Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo returns to the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium on Jan. 16 and 17 as part of an extensive North American tour.

Curiosity has returned but with a new cabinet and all new treasures. The original show arrived at the Visual Arts Studio Association gallery courtesy of the Society of Western Canadian Artists back in November 2013.

The City of St. Albert’s cultural services announces that the Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts is collaborating with Night of Artists for a three-day festivity.

It was a movement whose time was long in the coming, and this movie was certainly long in the coming too. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.