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Any police officer will tell you no matter how hard you try, you can’t be everywhere at once.

St. Albert entrepreneurs will have access to more funding to help bring their ideas to life.

You won’t find any golden girls dressed up like the Golden Girls but Penny Stiksma makes for a sterling lookalike of Marilyn Monroe in a new calendar produced by the creative people at the Youville Home.

Council put the brakes on a plan to stop work on the long-planned bike skills park on Monday. City staff recommended that the work on the park be discontinued.

Travis Vader will go to trial on first-degree murder charges in March after his application for a judicial stay was rejected in an Edmonton courtroom Tuesday. Justice Denny Thomas said Vader, who is accused of killing St.

It’s been more than 10 years since John Zapantis first sought permission to sell street newspapers on a corner in St. Albert. In 2003, he told the Gazette he was seeking a permit to sell the paper Our Voice in front of St. Albert Place.

County farmers are in for a bad year when it comes to grasshoppers if this warm winter keeps up, says a provincial pest specialist.

The era of net-zero homes is upon us. These super-efficient homes use rooftop solar energy production and smaller, electric powered heating systems such as air source heat pumps to produce as much energy as they consume.

This winter I've had to wash a number of test vehicles and our own cars. This is a terrible time of year to carry out this chore.

Two days later, your body might still be sore. Mind you, after having a mostly sedentary winter and a too-gluttonous holiday season, that shouldn’t be surprising. But, as with anything else, it will get easier as you go on.