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Why aren't people voting? It's the question that all electoral reforms are meant to answer.

If the Canadian electoral system is set to change, will voters get a chance to have their say on the changes? Should they? The majority Liberal government has promised that the 2015 federal election will be Canada’s last to be conducted under a

“ ‘Overwhelming’ ” is the word I hear most often when people call me,” says Kristie Demke, owner of Organomics, a professional organizing service.

St. Albert RCMP will be at Paul Kane High School this Monday to provide extra security after a threat was made against a staff member. In an email sent to parents, principal Duncan Knoll wrote that on Wednesday, Feb.

Ice fishing, in one form or another, has been going on for as long as there have been hungry people near frozen bodies of water.

In the coming years, the City of St. Albert plans to build a new fire hall, an arena, a library and more.

Some of the region’s top realtors painted a grim picture for the real estate market earlier this year, predicting that residential sales would drop two per cent in 2016, after experiencing a nine per cent drop last year, and that prices would f

I was never any good at racquet sports as a youth. So I had a few trepidations about trying pickleball for the first time with an audience. Pickleball was invented in the 1960s but has only recently exploded in popularity.

Ice racers will once again roar across the surface of Sandy Lake this weekend, but they won't be doing so as part of the world's longest, coldest ice race.

A life-saving drug designed to fight fentanyl overdoses can now be accessed more easily through Alberta pharmacies.