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If anyone has lived through pain and healing it’s Judy Collins, 71. And whatever serenity she has found has come from many hard won battles.

Question: where can you go to check out — and purchase — dozens of paintings by 45 local artists? The way I see it, it’s not a matter of where but when. The foyer of St.

A couple of this city’s most capable artists are putting their best pots forward for the new show at the Visual Arts Alberta Gallery in downtown Edmonton. Shape + Form is practically devoted to the great talent coming out of St.

Bruce Blair prefers playing and singing with people rather than to an audience. The St.

No bees. No work. No honey. No money. That age-old quote is never truer than today with North America and Europe facing an unprecedented colony collapse.

There's nothing like that pounding adrenalin rush when you've had the crap scared out of you — the cold sweat crawling down your back as your pulse settles down and you realize you're not going over the edge.

St. Albert in the early 1980s was a city rich with creative possibility.

Vicky Lau hasn’t been a high school student for a few years now, but she still gets the run of the place every October.

It might not be the most compelling title ever heard for an exhibit, but there is a lot of depth to look into within the works themselves. Of Local Interest is the latest exhibit at Art Beat. A combined effort from well-known St.

Barney Bentall is the first person to admit he’s led a pretty incredible life — a Juno Award-winning music career and an eye-opening decade ranching, all the while raising four children and welcoming a passel of grandkids.