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You probably already know that Edmonton is busy drawing up plans for the re-development of the old Municipal Airport site.

In case you missed it, this week marked the one-year anniversary of last year's ho-hum municipal election when barely a third of the electorate bothered to vote. My how time flies when no one's paying attention! Perhaps St.

How do we improve our quality of life in St. Albert? We plan for it. The city is currently asking you to assist in the planning in order that your needs are kept in mind throughout the process. The City of St.

Like many Canadians I was disappointed last Friday when the Supreme Court of Canada ruled against the federal government and its quest to close down the Insite Safe Injection Site, located in Vancouver’s notorious Downtown Eastside.

Earlier this year, we witnessed the Arab Spring; ordinary citizens rose up in the Middle East and Northern Africa demanding democracy.

Welcome to the next 50 years. Today’s Gazette includes a special 16-page supplement commemorating the newspaper's 50 years of serving St. Albert and area residents.

HEADLINE 1 Fire Extinguishers Read the instructions on your extinguisher for proper use If there’s a fire, get everyone outside and ask a member of your family to call the fire department from a neighbour’s house.

It’s a well-used joke that Bill Holtby was the longest-serving mayor St. Albert never elected.

This weekend we take time to pause, reflect, and contemplate all things for which we are thankful. For many of us, Thanksgiving will involve a much-anticipated meal with turkey, dressing, and all the trimmings.

My husband and I have been watching TV shows lately that chronicle the purchase of homes by individuals or couples who typically have great expectations. It’s quite entertaining.