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After two years of cranking out songs for their latest album, the Canyon Rose Outfit was feeling a little bit pooped when it came time to finish it, says front-man Christan Maslyk.

Veteran rock singer Mel Degen has picked up a few tricks during his six decades in the music business. None is more important than marketing and name recognition.

Radical Reels is back with a hot-ticket screening that showcases jaw-dropping extreme sport action. Each of the thrill-seeking professional stunt athletes will risk life and limb to perform breathtaking feats that defy gravity.

One St. Albert café is hoping to bring out a good crowd of people for a one-night event that will combine the best of local art and community support for a great cause.

Going to the premiere of a documentary is a pretty big deal – especially if it’s the first one you’ve directed.

There's no need to dust off your telescopes even though the stars are almost out for STARFest. The third annual St. Albert Readers Festival is set to kick off in 10 days.

Captain Phillips is director Paul Greengrass's multi-layered examination of the 2009 hijacking of the U.S. container ship Maersk Alabama by a crew of Somali pirates.

Considering its timing and its theme, it seems pretty certain that there will be some spectacular fall-coloured landscape paintings at the St. Albert Painters' Guild's upcoming show and sale. "Our theme this year is Autumn Hues," began Betty Tessier.

Edmonton boosters take a lot of pride in calling themselves Canada’s Festival City. However, St. Albert with less than 10 per cent of the population is nipping closely at the heels of its boundary-hugging big brother.

Things are about to get wild at the Visual Arts Studio Association gallery, but at least it’s all in the name of art.