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For the 13th year the Francophonie movement is gaining momentum in this province with 22 communities now celebrating their French Canadian heritage.

Much like Americans, Canadians love the underdog, the person who gets pummelled and rises like a phoenix to conquer the odds. St. Albert composer/lyricist Cindy Oxley might not feel like someone who's been beaten by life.

St. Albert jazz singer Barbara Leah Meyer is a polished international jazz force and she’s taking her brand of groove to the Bacchus CafĂ© and Wine Bar this coming Tuesday. For most of the four-hour evening starting at 7 p.m.

International star Margie Gillis, 57, is renowned for being a nimble modern dancer.

Gearing up for a jubilant year, St. Albert rockers Tupelo Honey are ready to put the last 18 months behind them.

Ever been married and feel like you just need a break? If you believe this movie, it’s normal, and taking a week off of wedded bliss can be a healthy alternative.

On the brink of winning a seat in the U.S. Senate, ambitious politician David Norris (Damon) meets a beautiful contemporary ballet dancer Elise Sellas (Emily Blunt).

It might take a bit of effort to find the VAAA Gallery down a side street in downtown Edmonton. You likely won't get lost until you walk into the space itself on the third floor of the Harcourt House Arts Centre.

St. Albert’s own Shari VanderWoude founded Stars of Hope to pay tribute to her mother, a cancer patient who lost the battle but did not go down without a fight.

The first U-22 artists to debut at the Songwriters Acoustic Showcase at LB’s is Scenic Route to Alaska, a high octane duo composed of two members of the popular R&B band called The Juice.