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It's no stretch to call Leif Gregersen a prolific author. The St.

One of Edmonton’s surprising little companies, Northern Light Theatre picks up the season with Jason Craig’s Space//Space. In this experimental production, Craig designs two brothers floating in space as specimens of the past.

When you've had a 25-year career in any field, it's an achievement. When it's something fickle, such as the music business, it's somewhat miraculous. But talking miracles with Steve Bell isn't far-fetched. Taking a few days break after performing at a house concert in Ontario, Bell is contemplative about the release of Pilgrimage – a four-CD set that is a celebration of a long and happily accidental career.

When the Musée Héritage Museum challenges you to a photo contest, the only thing you can do is take your best shot, and get all your friends to do it, too.

St. Albert's one-man techno band is back. That's right, Jason Medwid, creator of The Smile Syndicate has just released another YouTube video single, The Sun is a Jukebox.

If you are unfamiliar with the impeccable pedigree of Trio Voce, it’s only because its three members rarely perform in the area.

Put together three powerful tenor voices with a classical crossover style, mix it up with quick-witted banter and you get the spine-tingling Tenor Power.

If you’re struggling to come up with a creative Christmas gift, look no further. Make it! craft show is returning to the Enjoy Centre from Thursday to Sunday.

Several years ago, Amy Roy Gratton was struggling to find meaning and purpose in her life. As a career advisor at the University of Alberta, she understands very well the importance of finding ways to fulfill people’s lives.

Michael Crummey knows of the struggles of finding your literary voice. When the author comes to the St.