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Everyone has a story about the pitfalls of dating. Most are funny and everyone laughs as we shake our heads knowingly. Others are sad or even chilling.

For many years, the Art Gallery of St. Albert has made November its month to celebrate all five guilds of the St. Albert Place Visual Arts Council. Full representation from each contingent, however, has never happened until now.

Alberta Ballet celebrates its 48th season with The Three Musketeers at the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium this Friday and Saturday.

The MusĂ©e Morinville Museum is set to pay its own tribute to veterans and active soldiers of all generations with a special exhibit that will be on display as part of Veterans’ Week running today through Wednesday, Nov. 12.

I was in a dilemma. The witty Bruce McCulloch from Kids in the Hall fame was returning to the Arden Theatre this coming Sunday for a second consecutive year with the same show – Young Drunk Punk.

A rooftop conversation in Peru led to the founding of a non-profit organization in which a St. Albert resident is heavily involved. Standing Up For Peruvian Children was formed after St.

Monday marks the end of the road for this year’s STARFest, the St. Albert Readers Festival. Steven Galloway could say that it does the same for his six-month cross-country adventures too.

There were 158 Canadian soldiers who lost their lives during the war in Afghanistan, while many others suffered the horrors and psychological traumas of the hell of the battlefield.

Chalk this one up to a cross between Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Tron and Avatar. An actress named Robin Wright (played by Robin Wright) is deemed to be at the end of her career. She prefers to be at home taking care of her children anyway.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, Odd-Lot Puppetry Company was forced to postpone its Oct. 25 season premiere of Albert’s Afraid.