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The life of artists is tough enough, but things don’t get any easier when it comes to promoting their work. An artist who wants to be featured in an exhibit has to jump through many hoops: applications, juries and months of waiting.

Ken Allred's love of surveying knows no boundaries and his enthusiasm for a study that to laymen appears to be a mathematical equation, is contagious. The retired St.

The official pet festival of the Capital region is taking place on Sunday and everyone involved expects that it will raise the 'woof' for fundraising for the Edmonton Humane Society (EHS).

After eight months of training and fundraising, the 16 women who make up the Below the Black Belts team were a little taken aback to learn that organizers of a recent cancer run didn’t believe their team name was true.

New mortgage rules the federal government announced this week will put a mild chill on the St. Albert housing market, but not a freeze, predict local experts.

After nearly 32 years at its location on Chisholm Avenue, Great West Newspapers is on the move.

City residents could get to eat Boxcar Willie in about a month if all goes well at an experimental rooftop garden at the Hole’s greenhouse.

Bottle returns to the St. Albert Bottle Refund Centre in Riel Business Park are faster and easier thanks to new innovative equipment.

The students at Paul Kane High School have won bragging rights as the high schoolers with the most blood donations in the metropolitan Edmonton area, and they’re making a bloody habit of it.

First Nations children are the most likely youth to seek emergency treatment for mental health issues, a new study reports.