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A report on a trade mission to Europe by city staff sparked debate on the city’s approach to economic development on Monday.

A St. Albert woman is encouraging residents to use their talents as a form of currency as the province navigates through tough economic times. Deborah Donick is the owner of Moments photography. Earlier this week she started St.

What do a hamburger, an assault in Red Deer, and a piece of custom-built database software, have in common? They’re all linked by one St. Albert volunteer.

Teachers need to do more to educate their students about the health risks of social media abuse, says a local mental health advocate. St.

A $25-million school in Morinville is on indefinite hold in large part because of the uncertain fate of the town's hockey arena. Morinville Public School parents learned last Feb.

The St. Albert RCMP and Morinville RCMP want to remind the public that February is distracted driving awareness month in Alberta. Both units will be focusing their attention on preventing and stopping distracted driving over the course of the month.

If you want to know why Canada's electoral system needs to change, election reform advocates will point you to the last federal election. Just 39.5 per cent of Canadians supported the Liberals in the last federal election.

A St. Albert resident chased away to two would-be thieves in Lacombe Park last weekend, but police have been unable to identify them. Around 2:30 a.m. on Jan.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has promised that the October federal election would be the last time Canadians cast a ballot under the first-past-the-post electoral system.

Legislation that could make it tougher for some criminals to be granted bail has been introduced in the Canadian Senate. Ontario Senator Bob Runciman has reintroduced Wynn’s Law – named for St. Albert Const.