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The St. Albert and District Chamber of Commerce elected its 2015 executive committee and board of directors at a luncheon on Oct. 8. The 2015 executive committee will consist of then past chair Paul Quantz of Quantz Law Group.

Mayor Nolan Crouse said he’ll defend himself in writing when it comes to questions about his contract under Crouse Developments Inc. to serve as board chair for the Capital Region Board.

City students will get to see a real live falcon fly over their heads later this month when Canada’s Earth Rangers come to town.

The man once charged with the murders of Lyle and Marie McCann was set free Wednesday evening.

A St. Albert arena project and a program for at-risk youth are in the running for a piece of the Aviva Community Fund. The fund helps Canadians create "positive changes" for their community and has provided more than $4.

The capital region continues to experience strong activity in the housing market, despite the changes in climate, the Realtors Association of Edmonton reported this month.

St. Albert and Morinville could have three new schools in three years as part of an ambitious construction plan announced this week by Alberta’s premier.

Last weekend I fired up the stove to perform one of my favourite chemical reactions – beef stir-fry. By applying heat to slices of raw meat, I turned a plate of inedible raw redness into delicious brown steak.

Where do you like to go to after-hours, St. Albert? There is lots of housing and commercial development moving into the city, but what about a new movie theatre, a museum or dare we say a dance club? To figure out what St.

Mayor Nolan Crouse is in hot water after a city councillor brought forward allegations accusing him of doubling up on expense claims.