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I really like Liam Neeson and often I like his acting. The lanky Irishman seems to have diverted his career away from weighty stories like Schindler’s List to pure popcorn matinee fare.

During a desolate St. Albert winter, there’s nothing like a slick thriller to keep audiences glued to the edge of their proverbial seats.

It's the wonder of nature that brings the birds of spring out to sing. It also entices many Alberta artists to capture its beauty and its fragility through their works. The Art Gallery of St.

There will be lots to think about, discuss and maybe even take action about this weekend. The St.

Sturgeon Composite High School is revving up for their annual Festival Concert at the Arden Theatre on Monday, March 10.

The Visual Arts Studio Association doesn’t care if Valentine’s Day has come and gone. The local gallery is going to get passionate in a big, big way. All credit goes to Calgary painter Deborah Catton.

Two St. Albert funny men are ramping up the humour to host the fourth annual Mayor’s Celebration of the Arts Awards. Ted Dykstra, who was raised in St. Albert and now calls Toronto home, and Kelly Aisenstat, a resident St.

Eighteen years ago the St. Albert Baha'i established International Women's Day Awards to honour local women who made significant contributions in arts, sports, culture, science, business, health and the community at large.

The newest arts festival puts women squarely in the spotlight. It may be titled SkirtsAfire, but there's plenty to dazzle both sexes.

In this heart-pounding action thriller, Kevin Costner is a dangerous international spy who is determined to give up his high stakes life to finally build a closer relationship with his estranged wife and daughter, whom he's previously kept at arm's l