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Goodbye, orange nights – St. Albert’s streetlamps are going LED starting next week. And they won’t cost the city a cent.

The Edmonton Oilers home opener against the Calgary Flames last week drew cheers and more than a few sighs of relief from the more than 18,000 fans that filled the new downtown arena.

Students from across St. Albert got a lesson in caring and compassion from a survivor of the Holocaust. Dr.

Premier Rachel Notley vowed that Alberta would get back on its feet in the annual state of the province address on Wednesday, but said she is not sure the worst is behind us.

St. Albert city council got a look at the principles that would guide a new policing committee in town, but deferred debate on the matter until next month or later.

Should Grade 4 students learn about menstruation? Should they use calculators for math? Education Minister David Eggen spoke to students at Morinville Community High School Wednesday to get some answers as part of the province's ongoing curriculum re

St. Albert-Edmonton MP Michael Cooper says it’s about time the federal government addressed Alberta’s shortage of judges.

St. Albert city council has committed to allowing residents to express political opinions on their front lawns after one resident’s three-month campaign. Council approved Coun.

Casino magnates Bruce and Cindy McPherson were once again recognized for a lifetime of charitable giving.

On Wednesday morning around 7:40 a.m. a vehicle was stolen from Glaewyn Estates area. The 2004 Silver Dodge Dakota pickup was taken after the owner started the vehicle and left the keys inside with the door unlocked.