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A Grey Nun and an aboriginal saint will soon lend their names to the St. Albert region’s newest Catholic schools. The Greater St.

The question of who should have media access to Alberta legislature press events drew national headlines last week.

Bob Kingston said goodbye to two thoroughbreds Tuesday morning. The horses were sold by J & G Murphy Holdings, a small breeding operation located on the outskirts of St.

Now that Villeneuve is a full-service airport, complete with customs, an instrument landing system to land in bad weather, and an extended 5,000-foot runway development has really taken off.

RCMP officers were standing guard at Paul Kane Monday in response to a threat against the school’s staff, but apart from some icy sidewalks, there wasn’t much for them to guard against. About five St.

Last week’s announcement that the provincial fire season would officially begin a month early won’t have a direct impact on Sturgeon County, but firefighters are nonetheless preparing for a busy season.

The Ford Explorer topped Canadian sales charts for three-row SUVs and crossovers in 2015 leaving domestic and foreign competitors well behind. Will this year also see strong sales? A good question as the recession deepens in Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Health care experts welcome the idea of a new compensation model for the province’s doctors.

Despite an increase in reports of vandalism to city property last year, Mayor Nolan Crouse says property crime has been trending downwards since 2010.

Walking through the doors of your fitness centre can be more than a little overwhelming.