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It’s been described as a toilet seat. Others have suggested antlers, or perhaps an octopus.
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Jason Ernst captured a piece of local history when he shot this photo about eight years ago in an alley north of Whyte Avenue. But the advertisement on the back of the old, brick building has since been painted over and Ernst couldn’t recall exactly which building it was.
After a winter we thought would never end, we have so earned the right to bare arms ... and feet, and legs, midriffs, and necks this spring. Some of us even do it with style. The more conservative sport a pop of colour — a lemon yellow striped tie with a dark spring suit, a sheer lavender scarf with a crisp white blouse, a citrus orange shirt with black dress pants.
A week before she hits the stage in Alberta Ballet’s http://www.albertaballet.com/ Serenade, Nicole Caron sits down with two identical white cloth bags. Inside one are the supplies Caron keeps close at all times: elastics, ribbons, two exacto knives, shoe glue, scissors, Colgate dental floss and a lighter.
We’ll start our out-of-town experiences in Leduc, which is actually a city unto itself, and a growing one at that.
Features
Galleries: Your wedding photos
We asked for your magic moments and you responded in spades! More than 100 readers sent their favourite photos from their wedding day for a chance to win dinner at Ruth's Chris Steak House and be featured in The Journal newspaper and website.
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Edmonton bakeries
Check out stories, photos and videos from our series about bakeries in Edmonton, neighbourhood magnets for those who love the crunch of crusty bread, the earthy smell of yeast, and the sweet, buttery goodness of pastries.
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Watch the Journal Goosecam
Spring may be delayed, but the Journal Goosecam is right on time. For a fourth year, a Canada goose pair has returned to nest on a farm west of Edmonton, and to be the star of our annual spring show.
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Gallery: Alberta Safety Council Motorcycle Safety Course
The Alberta Safety Council motorcycle safety course which took place at 93 Avenue and 48 Street. This nationally recognized course, which runs until October, averages about 12-18 students per class up to a maxium of 24 students. The course consists of 26 hours of training over 3 days. The first four hours are in the classroom and the rest is on a motorcycle riding on a closed course.
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Royal Wedding
Click here for stories, photos and more on the coming marriage of Prince William and Kate Middleton.
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Fashion
Photos: Singapore Fashion Festival 2011
Images from the runway at Singapore Fashion Festival 2011 featuring collections from Marios Schwab and...
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Tomato Bounce
Help the tomatoes escape the dreaded salad! Bounce them across the kitchen to the table.
Fashion & Beauty
Pippa Middleton has her own flair
If you didn’t know who Pippa Middleton was before the wedding, you definitely should now. She’s always been quite stylish, but post-royal wedding, the world is taking notice.
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Food
Prescription for wine lovers: Moderation
It was recently reported that excessive drinking of wine is associated with a number of cancers. This is the latest contribution to a welter of information that, on the one hand, warns that wine is harmful to health and, on the other, argues that it can help in the prevention of heart disease and some cancers. The critical point is moderation.
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Parenting
Cameras in U.S. schools to record calorie counts
The next time children in some elementary schools in the state of Texas try to sneak extra french fries onto their tray in the cafeteria line, the eye in the sky will be watching them.
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Relationships
Spouses affect each other’s health dramatically, study finds
Spouses tend to share various symptoms and physical limitations and are influenced by each other’s health problems, according to a new study.
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In 'Homes' Today
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Property market challenged to create niche for vital seniors
Canadians are greying, but not losing their vitality and desire for independence.
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Blogs
Chris Zdeb
Dusty Bikes and Riders Wanted
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| Edmonton Journal » Health And FitnessMark Suits
Taste test – Ise Kadoya IPA
This high octane IPA is big and aggressive, tasty and challenging. IPA Ise Kadoya Beer Japan 7 % ABV...
| Edmonton Journal » On TapLiane Faulder
Baltyk Bakery is a lovely surprise
I have lived in Edmonton most of my life, and had never before eaten a sweet from Baltyk Bakery. So...
| Edmonton Journal » Eat My WordsJamie Hall
Healing Miss Daisy
Daisy the dachshund wintered in sunny Arizona this year, running around and happily digging under every...
| Edmonton Journal » Animal Attraction