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Brad Trent is not a household name in St. Albert. Even in New York where he can often be found in the company of superstars of all stripes, it's not the sight of his face or even the mention of his name that would stop traffic.

How did you get to work today? Most of you probably drove a car down a flat, straight road past long streets of homes with giant garages. But if you were a young Bill Bocock, you would have used a horse.

When it comes to outspoken leaders in the LGBTQ community, few could be as remarkable as Mia Soetaert. For one thing, she's one of the go-to people who are contacted for comments on socio-political matters of the day.

The most important food drive in the 32-year history of the St. Albert Food Bank came back a success. Executive director Suzan Krecsy was happy to report that more than 28,000 kilograms of food was donated during the Sept.

Photographer. Animethon organizing volunteer. Cosplayer. Model. That's just what St. Albertan Vicky Lau does with her spare time.

The St. Albert RCMP recently handed out a slew of tickets after swapping vehicles with a neighbouring RCMP traffic unit to monitor the distracted driving in the city.

The encore performance of Marc Kennedy's hall of fame curling career is to embrace the moment.

September 2006 was sort of a rough month for Derek Prohar. He was fighting alongside Afghan and U.S. troops in Afghanistan. Over the course of 48 hours, he had been shot by a sniper, wounded by shrapnel and blown into the air by a roadside bomb.

A local not-for-profit is one step closer to achieving its long-term goal of establishing a rural safe house for victims of domestic abuse.

Tu Le is taking a bit of risk with his newest venture. The St. Albert restaurateur plans to open a third downtown eatery in the spring.