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Draft plan would protect farmland

Draft plan would protect farmland

The Capital Region Board has a new plan to preserve farmland, and it could lead to a taller, denser St. Albert. The board’s growth plan update task force reviewed the first draft of the board’s new growth plan last week.
Cyclist hurt in collision

Cyclist hurt in collision

A 13-year-old girl was sent to the hospital after being hit by a vehicle while riding her bike in Lacombe Park Wednesday morning. Witnesses told the responding St.
Big Lake blaze creates towering inferno

Big Lake blaze creates towering inferno

A campfire likely caused the fiery vortex that left acres of Big Lake scorched and a firefighter singed Thursday. About 13 firefighters and four fire trucks responded to a two-alarm fire at Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park Thursday afternoon.
St. Albert could lose $1 million

St. Albert could lose $1 million

The provincial budget served up a nasty surprise for St. Albert’s capital finances. St.
Carbon tax could make you money

Carbon tax could make you money

Most St. Albert families should come out slightly ahead next year under the province’s proposed carbon tax – moreso if they cut back on their fossil fuel use. The Alberta government tabled its 2016 budget Thursday.
Toyota Avalon has upscale feature

Toyota Avalon has upscale feature

For the longest time the full-size automobile was a mainstay of automobile manufacturers. As years passed tastes in size, configurations and options evolved.
Environment File

Environment File

Local anglers should hold off on fishing in the Sturgeon this month if they want to avoid a ticket.
Despite many delays, Vader trial has covered a lot of ground

Despite many delays, Vader trial has covered a lot of ground

Travis Vader's double murder trial has blown right past the original five-week mark and has now finished its sixth – with at least another three to go. Vader is accused of murdering St.
New funding good start, but not what midwife ordered

New funding good start, but not what midwife ordered

Newly announced midwifery funding is a good start, says Alberta Association of Midwives president Nicole Matheson, but it will still leave midwives without enough work and a wait list more than 1,000 names long.
Vader to remain out on bail

Vader to remain out on bail

Accused murderer Travis Vader will not have his bail revoked, but will now be subject to additional release conditions.
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