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Former Deputy Premier Thomas Lukaszuk believes the investigation into his leaked cellphone bill proves what he has suspected all along: that the leak was politically motivated.

Do you know what to do if your child has overdosed on fentanyl? That knowledge could mean someone's life or death, say local health officials.

The provincial government’s lawsuit against power companies demonstrates either incompetence or standing up for the rights of Albertans, depending on who you ask.

It’s wet out there this summer, and that’s made for a mushroom bonanza for St. Albert mycophiles.

The City of St. Albert is facing the loss of another of its senior leadership team after chief financial officer Mike Dion was fired.

A St. Albert woman was sentenced to four years in jail after pleading guilty to fraud in St. Albert Provincial Court on Monday.

Amid the sun-swept streets of the St. Albert Farmers' Market, there is another light source, glowing proudly from a tiny booth.

It could still be months before there’s a new permanent city manager in St. Albert. Mayor Nolan Crouse said council is currently working with the recruiting firm Conroy Ross, which will accept applications for the position until Sept. 12.

Rizzo makes her way from the parking lot to the training space. Trotting alongside her owner Hannah Eskow, the 22-month-old Jack Russell terrier is calm, if not happy to be out of the car.

If and when the ministerial inspection of St. Albert begins, it will be the first time the province has ever inspected a city this large. More than a month after St.