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Four Canadians heading to Las Vegas

Four Canadians have made it to the final round of casting for Season 10 of The Ultimate Fighter.

Town of Tisdale, Sask., may miss Corner Gas TV show most of all

TISDALE, Sask. — It’s a safe bet most TV sets in Tisdale will be tuned in to the final episode of Corner Gas today night as residents bid farewell to a show they believe took their small Saskatchewan town to the masses.
Corner Gas to close pumps

Corner Gas to close pumps

When Corner Gas creator and star Brent Butt decided he wanted to end the beloved Canadian comedy series on a high note, he was 100 per cent sure of the move.But one fear remained.
Lindsey White Band to bring funk-rock and blues to town

Lindsey White Band to bring funk-rock and blues to town

Funk-rock and blues will fill The Matchbox when the Lindsey White Band takes the stage in Red Deer on Saturday, April 18.
After mashed potatoes comment, Thornton professes love for Canada

After mashed potatoes comment, Thornton professes love for Canada

TORONTO — A day after Billy Bob Thornton said Canadian audiences were like mashed potatoes without gravy, the actor professed his love for the Great White North.

Club Dates - April 10

Chosen, Irish Metal Transplants , tour Central Alberta with stops in Sylvan Lake at Chef Francisco Pub on May 1 and Red Deer’s Cheers North on May 4. For information call Chef’s at 403-887-3345 or Cheers at 403-341-4566.

Cirque du Soleil thrives through downturn

The Cirque du Soleil’s 25th-anniversary show may have an insect theme but the entertainment powerhouse’s president isn’t bugged by the current economic climate.
A paperless war on scalpers

A paperless war on scalpers

Saving a ticket stub from a memorable concert may soon be a thing of the past.
Leno gives free concert for auto workers

Leno gives free concert for auto workers

Jay Leno was in his element — pacing the stage, running his hand through his hair and launching joke after joke.
Jazz for the masses

Jazz for the masses

People who find jazz music intimidating, snooty or just plain impenetrable have probably never heard the Hutchinson Andrew Trio perform — or at least that’s Kodi Hutchinson’s hope.