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There’s a line for every artistic taste in the new exhibit opening up at the Art Gallery of St. Albert tomorrow. Three disparate artists bring their diverse styles and subjects into one visually compelling show.

St. Albert was well represented at the ATB Homegrown Talent Competition at the hugely popular Big Valley Jamboree last weekend.

Cariwest is an explosion of colour, music, revelry and creativity quite unlike anything else in Edmonton. It’s the quintessential summer event.

I’m not quite as old as Methuselah, but I do remember a time when farmers’ wives churned butter from day-old cream. Lightly salted, it was used at home for frying and baking.

Doug Horner is a pretty good politician and he knows just as well as most folks that the province's effort to reduce global warming or climate change is a total useless effort. He knows the climate changes and has for billions of years.

Your bicycle bell and your voice are great ways to make sure you don’t sideswipe a jogger on the city’s trails, advises a municipal enforcement official.

Let us not be too harsh in our judgment of the current right-wing party governing Alberta. It is us the voters (and non-voters) who have encouraged them in developing their sense of entitlement.

One hundred years ago the call went out for trained military men to join the ranks of a new unit formed on the eve of the First World War.

When it comes to science fiction movies, everybody loves a misfit. Am I right? Luke Skywalker just didn’t like helping his uncle out with the harvest. Captain Kirk always played by his own rules.

Every year the Arden Theatre packs a handful of imaginative performances that are full of fun and creativity. And it’s aimed at enticing young audiences into the magical world of theatre.