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Legal gets defibrillators Legal residents got some lifesaving equipment last week as a federal cabinet minister came by to install two automatic heart defibrillators.

Planning is well underway for a future with palliative care right here in St. Albert, according to the non-profit committee. The St.

County farmers might be in for a bad year for bertha armyworms if last year’s bug surveys are any indication, says a provincial pest specialist.

The holiday season has long passed but late payments are still on people's minds. And while you may have to worry about spending less in the coming months, budgeting isn't necessarily the way of out of debt, says one St. Albert investment advisor.

A Morinville man has already served half his sentence for stabbing his cousin during a fistfight gone wrong last spring. Elias Morgan Simon received his three-and-half-year sentence in a Morinville courtroom Jan. 23.

RCMP found cash, drugs, a sawed-off shotgun and ammunition during a motor vehicle search in Sturgeon County on Friday. On Jan.

Morinville residents will go to the polls this April to vote on whether or not to ban photo radar from their community.

Morinville residents can help their town stride towards victory next month as part of a province-wide fitness challenge. The Town of Morinville put out a call this week for residents to take part in the Communities ChooseWell UWALK Challenge.

Hot topics from the election were on the agenda during council’s recent committee of the whole meeting. On Jan. 24, St.

On Feb. 1, St. Albert lawyer Paul Quantz will be officially sworn in as the 2014 chair of the St. Albert and District Chamber of Commerce. Quantz has been practicing law in communities across Alberta since 1975.