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The 10-day St. Albert Rotary Music Festival wrapped up Sunday afternoon with Encore!, a musical showcase and awards program.

There’s one art event every year that is as surprising for the quality of the work as it is for the artists. The Chrysalis Annual Art Show and Sale takes place on Friday. Those attending the event should expect the unexpectedly wonderful.

A St. Albert artist is using his professional expertise and artistic talent to bring new perspective to the University of Alberta Hospital.

Hero is a word we hear often in sports, but heroism is not always about achievements on the field of play.

As more than 1,500 artists performed at the St. Albert Rotary Music Festival, they made a pretty powerful statement about music.

It may not be raining in Toronto, but the accolades are pouring in for filmmaker Jorge Molina.

If you’ve always wanted to have a pet puppy, check out Mayzie, a certified therapy dog visiting the St. Albert Public Library on Wednesday, April 24 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

The year was 2011 and the month was May. This time of year is when Alberta’s fire season first starts to rear its ugly head. For one town, it was more than ugly. It was a calamity.

Last Friday morning, a select group of students from Elmer S. Gish Elementary/Junior High School delivered some pretty angry statements on bullying. Here’s a sampling: “I’m tired of being overlooked.

The Cowboy Junkies are heading west for a tour of the cowboy lands, playing venues they don’t usually get to, like Cochrane, Medicine Hat and Banff. They perform Saturday at the Arden Theatre.