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St. Albertans could have a new way to lodge complaints about municipal processes if the provincial government has its way.

The library board chair and library director pointed to survey results from last fall in the wake of a council decision this week to ask taxpayers to rank proposed capital projects.

Kettlebells. You’ve no doubt seen these misshapen weights at the gym. They resemble a cannonball with a handle, or a teakettle with no spout. They’re colourful, compact, and frankly a little off-putting.

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The City of St. Albert is on the hunt for new names to add to the city’s list of possible street names. Submissions are being accepted until June 30 for names to be considered for the annual update.

Travis Vader's 12-week trial for the murder of St. Albert couple Lyle and Marie McCann is over, with final arguments being heard in an Edmonton courtroom this week. Justice Denny Thomas reserved his decision until Sept.

St. Albert first responders will soon be better equipped to deal with disasters and emergency situations.

Want a second-hand toaster from a guy who used to know Brad Pitt? You might find that and more – for free – today at Servus Place.

It’s something of a phenomenon in North America, the ‘tiny house’ movement.

Police are investigating the theft of about $3,500 worth of company tools stolen from a truck parked on Finch Crescent earlier this month. Between 6:30 p.m. June 9 and 2 p.m.