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When Chad Lodge, 30, started belting out Merle Haggard at the age of four, it was a given that country music would rule his life.

It is heartfelt. It is moving and the tears flow every year. Once again the Cosmopolitan Music Society hosts Lest We Forget: A Musical Tribute, a 21-year salute to the men and women that served in the military forces.

The Northern Alberta International Children’s Festival is $95,000 richer courtesy of the federal Department of Canadian Heritage.

Conviction (14A) When Kenny is arrested for murder and sentenced to life in 1983, his sister Betty Anne, a Massachusetts wife and mother of two, dedicates her life to overturning the murder conviction.

I have now seen all the Saws and can safely say one good Saw doesn’t deserve another. The first was the best; you can ignore the rest, especially this one.

There will be a special ceremony taking place on St. Thomas Street this morning when a new addition to the Art in Public Places program is unveiled. Installed yesterday on the St.

For many people the annual gift and craft sale by Creative Country Crafts is as much about having a visit with old friends as it is about checking out unique locally made and handcrafted gifts.

Every day the regional news media reminds viewers of divisiveness in the world. But the St.

When Edmonton playwright Brad Fraser’s script of Unidentified Human Remains and the True Nature of Love hit conservative Alberta in 1989, it caused an explosive furore.

Many out-of-province performers who tour in St. Albert during the winter months are surprised at the cold temperatures. Not accordionist Alexander Sevastian.