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The mother of two little boys found dead in the bathtub of their Millet, Alta., home has been charged with their murder.

Ida Kenzle didn’t wear a Cinderella-like white wedding dress or a tiara for her wedding like some brides do today.

Jessica Sparling pushes her cheeks together as she and others warm up for an acting class at The Hub Monday. Let’s Act is a fun, interactive review of acting including mime, monologues, dance and juggling under instructor Albertus Koett. The free classes run again March 8 and 22 from 4 to 6 p.m.

The Waskasoo Area 2010 Kub Kar and Beaver Buggy Rally was held on Saturday in the Parkland Mall near the foodcourt and featured two seperate race tracks.

Come be a Gilligan’s Island castaway at the annual fundraising dinner for the Central Alberta Women’s Outreach on Friday, Feb. 26

The Brain Injury Association of Alberta and The Hub have launched a free afternoon film series in Red Deer

In her first public appearance since being released from kidnappers three months ago, freelance reporter Amanda Lindhout received a hero’s welcome from Alberta’s Somali community on Sunday.

One Canadian premier described it as a love-in, while an American governor huskily sang out a chorus of O Canada to a group of rapt onlookers.

An Alberta judge has given the parents of a brain-damaged infant more time to consult with medical experts to review whether their son should be unhooked from life support.

Red Deer MP Earl Dreeshen sits in the cab of a new snowblower as Red Deer Regional Airport equipment officer Dale Voight tours him through the new snow removal equipment this week.