Justin Bell

The Gascon with the giant nose and the sharp wit comes to life with this adaptation from local playwright Jessy Ardern

As European settlers pushed in greater numbers into the Canadian west in the early 20th century, they found huge numbers of fish in Alberta's lakes, streams and rivers—and excellent sport fishing.

The festival, which brings plays in progress to audiences, includes works from Nicole Moeller, Belinda Cornish and more

Helen Metella wanted something to read to her mother, a book she could follow but one that respected her age and experience at 86 years old.

When Shadows Lie is the follow up to the incredibly popular Where Dark Things Dwell

Justin is a massive fan of the Thunder Road franchise. Find out what he thinks about the new edition of the system, Thunder Road: Ignition!. Disclosure: Me

Cocktails at Pam's runs until July 26 at the Varscona Theatre

Samplings from Joanne’s BBQ House, Gangnam's Street Food and Bannock Kitchen.

Samplings from Yummy Mami, Choco N' Dip and Gentea

Long-time patrons of the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra may notice something amiss next year: Broderyck Olson will no longer be on stage.