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There may be a chill in the air, but there’s an excitement heating up as Futures Fest organizers at Innovations Music embark on presenting the emerging stars of tomorrow.

If Green Zone didn’t come from the director and star of The Bourne Supremacy then you’d never think that it would be as riveting as it is. The reason? The stupid title.

“Jammo, Jammo, n’coppa jammo jĂ .” What is this mumbo jumbo Bertha Kennedy’s music students are singing? Is it pig Latin? No.

After approximately 25 years away from the music business, The Cooper Brothers, once Canada’s answer to the Eagles, reunite for a few more kicks at the can.

It’s a compelling question for a world filled with some strange new art: what is art? For the answer, the Visual Arts Studio Association of St.

No book editor in 1954 would have published fantasy stories of sensational crime involving teenage lesbianism, violent, fetish imaginings and a grisly premeditated murder.

When this year’s Juno nominations were announced with great fanfare, the list included two local acts competing for the hardware. The freshly minted rock band Stereos fronted by St.

If Robert Frost had been a high school student in St. Albert, he would have written a poem about the hallway less travelled. It would be unspectacular, a mere vessel for students on the west side of the building with no scenic diversions.

The times, they are a-changin’. The library, once held as the bastion of quietude, is now encouraging teenagers and their friends to come over and play some noisy video games for a couple of hours tomorrow.

Since Julia Mackey first created the one-woman show Jake’s Gift in 2006, she’s performed this salute to heroism more than 280 times.