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The recent rebranding of a long-standing pet store may have St. Albert residents wondering what’s changing. The short answer is: not much, including the store’s adoption model. Three years ago Greg Penno, owner of the Mr.

There’s good news and bad news for St. Albertans in preliminary budget reports presented to council this week. The good news is that the monthly utility rate is expected to decrease by about 2.2 per cent in 2017.

Craig Eastman sees gold in Alberta's atmosphere. Alberta risks getting caught holding the bag as the world turns against fossil fuels due to climate change, he explained.

St. Albert’s hospital will be able to clean more instruments and draw more blood once a $2 million upgrade is complete next year.

The man who won the grueling Mountain Man race showed he still had something left by dropping to the ground to complete 22 pushups after crossing the finish line. Capt. Eric Henderson, based in Shilo, Man.

A group of women are asking for the resignation of Alexander First Nation chief Kurt Burnstick over allegations of sexual assault.

Jason Kenney spent his evening in St. Albert pitching a potential deal that could shake up right wing Alberta politics.

Despite the flurry of activity the month of August brings for many Alberta producers, the push is still on to protect the family farm. And for some, change can’t come soon enough.

The capital region could save $5 billion and preserve an area bigger than St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove and Bruderheim combined under a growth plan set to go to a vote next month.

St. Albert councillors appear set on negotiating a memorandum of understanding with the St. Albert Housing Society and reviewing the city’s outside-agency funding policy.