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This story is one of a series focusing on St. Albert council members' accomplishments and challenges and what their priorities are for the remaining year. Coun.

A prominent St. Albertan is adding his voice to those supporting the creation of a policing committee in the city. Dr.

Albertans have to be ready to deal with the effects of a Trump presidency on our environment, economy and society, say local experts. Donald Trump stunned the world this week when he won the U.S.

Once the yard and garden is cleared of leaves, the shrubs covered and tree branches pruned, homeowners and gardeners can feel a bit blue.

The Vital Statistics Act. It sounds boring, but if it had been changed as the province now proposes years ago, Max Quillian may have had an easier time passing his driver's test.

The weather in the capital region has been unseasonably warm in November, breaking several temperature records.

City council has agreed to potentially more than double the amount of money in its Recreation and Culture Subsidy Program.

Feeling peckish and in the mood for some fermented curd? Satisfying a cheesy craving no longer requires a trip to the grocery store.

Marie Renaud hopes that the auditor general’s report criticizing the AISH program will help spark change. Before becoming the MLA for St.

Students, dignitaries and Grey Nuns broke ground this week on St. Albert’s newest Catholic school.