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Alberta is about to host a third pandemic International Ice Hockey Federation tournament armed with experience from the first two, but with the ice still shifting underfoot.

Alberta is about to host a third pandemic International Ice Hockey Federation tournament armed with experience from the first two, but with the ice still shifting underfoot.

Marked by the ongoing pandemic and a pivotal mayoral election, 2021 brought hope alongside angst and uncertainty. We take a look back at these critical moments, and the photographs that helped us tell the stories.

Weymouths Donna Silva is ballet mistress for the 20th anniversary productions of Urban Nutcracker, a multicultural version of the Christmas classic

Bay Area rockers Destroy Boys bringing new punk sound to Boston with Open Mouth, Open Heart, Dec. 6.

Over 18 years with Boston Ballet, Quincys John Lam has danced everything in The Nutcracker. This season hes Drosselmeier. Shows start Nov. 26.

Chinese property juggernaut Evergrande has confirmed it has reached a deal that will prevent the business f...

The classic 1989 burgundy Peak Tram will retire in June for a renovation plan.

What’s happening in the arts world Updated May 13, 2021, 2 hours ago Email to a Friend MUSIC Pop & Rock LIV GREENE This local singer-songwriter released her debut album, “Every Bright Penny,” in lockdown, and one year later she celebrates its anniversary with a virtual show from Passim. Catch her before she moves to Nashville. May 15, 8 pm. May 14, 9 p.m. Stream at Classical LA RESURREZIONE In Emmanuel Music’s most extravagant virtual project to date, stage director Natha...

Boston Ballet gets creative with its virtual-season finale By Jeffrey Gantz Globe Correspondent,Updated May 14, 2021, 3:00 p.m. Email to a Friend Boston Ballet in John Lams "moving pARTs," filmed at the Ashmont and Alewife MBTA stationsBearwalk Productions At the beginning of 2021, Boston Ballet was still hoping to present two live programs at the Citizens Bank Opera House in May. That didn’t prove possible, but the company is nonetheless ending its 2020–21 virtual season on a creativ...