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In the past 18 months singer/songwriter Brad Kells rediscovered his mojo during the recording of Runaway, a nine-track CD he likens to prairie rock. “It’s rock, easy listening with an edge.

It was exactly eight weeks ago when something miraculous happened. In the early morning hours of May 26 I was out walking around when I saw hundreds of birds flying in V formations, all in the same direction. They weren’t geese.

“It’s a good thing for the embassy to have an ambassador in it.

If you’re in the mood for a light summer movie then you really can’t do any better than The Sorcerer’s Apprentice. No, really. It’s so light it’s practically nothing but hot air.

Decades of hard rocking talent are coming to town in the guise of a Canadian megaband that formed only two years ago.

It’s the 15th anniversary for the Whyte Avenue Art Walk and its organizer Kim Fjordbotten claims it has never had this size or scope. The representation of artists from St. Albert is growing as well.

It's officially summer for everybody now and many hard-working folks out there have thoughts of the family vacation or weekend getaways. Some people have plans while others just wing it, driving around to get away and see what they can see.

St. Albert will be awash in royalty this weekend as the lieutenant-governor and three just-crowned princesses grace the annual Poundmaker’s powwow.

Look into Victoria Armstrong’s eyes and you’ll see just how much she truly cares.

If you ask Cory Christopher, the countryside in the Capital region is more like a treasure map filled with buried wonders.