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One sure sign of spring is the arrival of the Edmonton Home and Garden Show, in its 48th year.

With the tax season again upon us, police in St. Albert, Alberta and across the country are warning residents to be wary of scammers.

While police officers in Alberta are always on the lookout for distracted drivers, they're putting extra emphasis on enforcement this month.

Canada is spoiled for choice when it comes to how to change its voting system. The Law Commission of Canada identified eight alternatives when it studied the issue back in 2004. Which you pick depends on what you want from your system.

Speeding tickets issued in St. Albert aren’t likely to be tossed out of court due to a lack of radar or laser testing. Operators using radar and laser here in St. Albert test their equipment every day.

For nearly as long as Canada has been a country, there have been those looking to change the electoral system.

Morinville town council will meet this week with Alberta's education minister to try and get the town's new public school back on track.

Lead feet helped push a projected city surplus to $5.2 million. The operating surplus from 2015 was fuelled in part by a higher fine and penalty revenue than anticipated, low gas prices and lower than expected spending.

More than 1,000 people were under lockdown in their schools Monday after a prank call led police to think a gunman was on the loose. According to the St. Albert RCMP and Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools superintendent David Keohane, staff at St.

Albertans are stretching their beer money by changing up their drinking habits. In the last month, liquor retailers have noticed a change in the products ringing through the cash register.