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Once a little fort on the prairie, Edmonton is Alberta's vibrant capital city, notable for its extensive river valley park system and notorious for its expansive mall. Behind these familiar local features are secrets that will surprise even long-time residents. Edmonton: Secrets of the City a city guide with a twist, with the inside scoop on the best places to dine, shop, and hang out, along with the obscure, trivial, and even macabre stories behind local legends and landmarks. At some time or another, the River City has seen it all, from hometown celebrities like Leslie Nielsen and Paul Gross, to homegrown oddities like traffic circles and crop circles, to ghosts that go bump and clop-clop in the night. Call it a Klondike city, a City of Champions, or a City of Festivals, Edmonton is as eclectic as its bizarre, unpredictable weather. Like a visit to the Legislature to view Purple City, Edmonton: Secrets of the City will forever change the cityscape for both visitors and locals.

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Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 11/04/2008 Rating: Nr

Everything you wanted to know about Edmonton and were going to ask anyway. From Edmonton's distinctive lingo and the amazing West Edmonton Mall, to the SCTV studio, to profiles of W.P. Kinsella and Emily Murphy, no book is more comprehensive than the Edmonton Book of Everything. No book is more fun. Mayor Stephen Mandel tells us why he loves being mayor of Edmonton, Jim Hole points out the 5 quirkiest plants, Mark Lisac offers up the 5 biggest political scandals, NAIT President and CEO Sam Shaw points us to the top 5 Edmonton restaurants for a business meeting and acclaimed playwright Marty Chan tells of 5 city theatre sensations. From politics, to the Klondike connection, to serial killers and the city s First People . . . it's all here! If you love Edmonton, you'll love the Edmonton Book of Everything!

Studio: Red Distribution Release Date: 09/21/2004

There's no such thing as a bad song as long as it's sung by the late Ray Charles, and Live at the Jubilee Auditorium Canada offers yet more irrefutable evidence of that. This concert, recorded in 1981, has its flaws; it's brief (48 minutes, no bonus features), and hearing Charles with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra in a big, formal venue with a rather listless audience isn't exactly ideal. But Charles, the man who's rightly credited with "inventing" soul music, always had an inimitable way with a song. On the one hand, he transforms a relatively unfamiliar choice, Rodgers & Hammerstein's "Oh What a Beautiful Morning," from a gentle waltz into a rousing, funky romp ("Some Enchanted Evening," another tune by that team, is marred by an awful disco beat). On the other hand, even if he performed "Georgia on My Mind," "Hit the Road Jack," "What'd I Say," and "I Can't Stop Loving You" literally thousands of times, the man was incapable of merely going through the motions. He adds little vocal inflections and filigree that help make the hoariest of standards sound fresh--check out "What'd I Say," where a long, funny intro (Ray yodels!) blossoms into a cooking version of the tune. This may not be Ray Charles's greatest performance, but hey, any Ray is good Ray. --Sam Graham

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