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Bacon jam sold at last year's Make It! event in St. Albert is being recalled as the spread may contain a strain of bacteria that can cause botulism.

St. Albert RCMP are looking for witnesses after a man was ejected from his car during a rollover Thursday night. Around 11:30 p.m. on Jan. 30, RCMP responded to a call of a single vehicle roll-over on McKenney Avenue near Langley Street.

Morinville RCMP have charged the driver involved in a hit-and-run Thursday morning. Between 8:10 a.m. and 8:15 a.m.

St. Albert Catholic High students were flying high this Tuesday after the province announced it will spend $21 million to upgrade their school. St.

St. Albert city council is set to do a lot of cultivating in the near future now that it’s adopted a set of official priorities.

To some, vandalism isn't a big problem in St. Albert, yet there is evidence of this destructive act all around – from spray paint graffiti on a concrete wall to a broken fence board. Reporter Scott Hayes looks at the issue in a two-part series.

If you’re in any business that uses colour – home or fashion design, paint or dĂ©cor – you already know that the Pantone Colour of the Year for 2014 is (drum-roll please), Radiant Orchid.

With a pirate hat perched on his head, Ken Lane smiles for a photo. His friends call him the “pirate” for his love of sailing.

Emotions were running high at the Erin Ridge traffic study public workshop held Thursday night.

The terms of reference for St. Albert’s Safe Journeys to School joint public steering committee got a green light from council on Monday night. Council previously approved guiding principles for the project in December.