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Most music fans know Trent Worthington through his performances with Pro Coro, but few are aware of his zeal and enduring commitment to providing young budding singers with a sound musical base. Tomorrow the St.

St. Albert's member of Parliament plans to blanket the city with flags this month as part of a patriotic throw-down with Sherwood Park. Edmonton-St. Albert MP Brent Rathgeber kicked off his Proud to Be Canadian campaign this week.

St. Albert’s Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) is about to undergo some major changes, according to a report presented to city council on Tuesday.

When the Hamels brought their new dog home two weeks ago, they weren't just introducing a new pet to their lives, they were introducing hope.

Clowns conjure up images of white face paint, a red button nose and oversize floppy shoes, jokers who resort to slapstick to make an audience laugh.

Allyson MacIvor wanted to honour the teacher she once told to “eff-off.” So she nominated him for an Excellence In Teaching Award.

Who out there remembers the colossal borefest that was The Da Vinci Code? Keep in mind I’m talking about the movie, not the book. The book, like all of Dan Brown’s novels (including Angels and Demons), was a real page-turner.

A local service organization is spending this weekend celebrating a milestone with some special guests. Earlier this year, the Knights of Columbus Council #4742 (also called the St. Albert Council) marked its 50th anniversary.

City council is in a conundrum, with development in the north at stake.

You know that it’s there, sitting idly, just collecting dust and your unfulfilled wishes for more exercise. It's your old bicycle. Maybe it’s not so old but one local church wants you to give it up to people who will use it.