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40 vehicles and 100 troops on exercise

The merger of two of Alberta's largest credit unions closed May 1

St. Albert mayor Cathy Heron says the province should not have the authority to undo bylaws and warns banning electronic tabulators will cost the city come election time

EYO plays compelling scores of Purcell, Mendelssohn, Tchaikovsky and more for the season finale on Sunday, May 5.

“Frank was a good stabilizing force,” said council colleague Garry Wetsch.

This year's theme is the “vital role of pollinators,” and there are over 17 entries to vote for.

Using groundbreaking rapid testing devices and an innovative community-involved project, researchers from the University of Alberta are hoping to remove barriers to treatment, and bend the curve of syphilis infections.

The Woodlands facility is scheduled to open on May 18, followed by the Grosvenor pool on May 25.

Rural leaders say they are being actively undermined by Bill 20, and vow to "not sit back and take it."

“They handle up to 100 kilometres an hour or so,” says driver Brett Wygle, who has been dedicated to the bit for three years