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A local science teacher will break out the robe and wizard's hat next week in order to get more students entranced by the magic of science.

Even after five years practising in St. Albert, dentist Frank Neves is still shocked by the number of people who cannot afford basic dental care.

Little Sally comes up to you and says Timmy is picking on her again. Is she being bullied? Well, that depends, says Lisa Dixon-Wells, founder of the bullying prevention group Dare to Care.

The CEO and president of the St. Albert and District Chamber of Commerce is taking representation of Alberta’s business community to the next level.

A political expert is not pulling any punches in his assessment of how St. Albert’s mayor has handled his expenses and questioned Nolan Crouse’s competency to handle public funds.

It’s a simple gesture, it doesn’t cost anything and can brighten someone’s day with a mere few words. A sign, a post, a message – such is the humble calling card in front of St.

City residents should look at their coffee cups if they want to help St. Albert reduce waste, says the head of the province’s recycling council. October 20 to 26 is Waste Reduction Week in Canada.

Grandin tower will not fall. Dawn Payne said she has fielded numerous questions about the future of Grandin Park Tower at her business, CSA Physiotherapy, over the past months.

Nathaniel de Boer has had his membership card for the St. Albert Public Library for most of his life but he’s never used it. In fact, he has never put it in his wallet and has yet to sign his name to it.

A St. Albert man charged with trafficking drugs in June has again been arrested by police, this time in possession of what RCMP believe to be fake OxyContin. Officers from the St.