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The RCMP's drug dog might take his old tricks to different places this fall as the detachment looks for new ways to utilize him. Dodger, a golden retriever, has been working in city schools and with the detachment for more than four years.

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A St. Albert multiple sclerosis (MS) sufferer who spent $20,000 on a controversial experimental treatment is unhappy the federal government is delaying clinical trials.

James Dean and Celine Gannon went to Jasper last week, taking in the beautiful scenery of the mountains, getting some fresh air, and enjoying a relaxing vacation.

There has been an outpouring of love and fond memories for the Rev. Ubald Duchesneau after word spread of his passing on Saturday Aug. 28 after a long illness. He was 87.

On March 20, a cool, sunny Saturday, I decided to share my vision of the backyard with my wife as we sat sipping coffee in the living room.

St. Albert has taken an even bigger bite out of trash than expected this year thanks to curbside recycling, say city staffers. St.

Protesters gathered on the steps of the Alberta legislature Wednesday afternoon to keep alive opposition to Bill 44 but some were resigned to the idea a legal challenge remains the only realistic hope of changing the controversial law.

Another new face has entered the race for city council and she hopes to represent not only the homeowners of today, but also those of the future.

Business leaders throughout the Capital region will come together throughout September to share their ideas about how the region can realize its potential as an innovative economic powerhouse.