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This time of year, like many of you I fall into the trap of self-criticism and longing. I want to be happier, 10 pounds smaller and more successful. I see Facebook posts and tweets about eating better, exercising more and tackling the dirty house.

Most people who knew Pat Wagensveld, or her iconic art, will remember her every time they see a sunflower. A funeral celebration was held Sunday for Wagensveld, who died Dec. 23 at the age of 71 after a two-year battle with cancer. The St.

The reporters and editors at the St. Albert Gazette handle hundreds of stories every year.

Local events throughout 2013 have been a highlight for St. Albert MLA Stephen Khan. “I think one of the most personally gratifying events that I was able to attend was a welcome ceremony for new Canadians at Elmer S.

Diabetic adults are more vulnerable to influenza, and thus need to get vaccinated, shows a new study released by the University of Alberta. The research looked at the hospital records of more than 160,000 and followed them over eight years.

As we head in 2014, don’t forget the city requires you to license Rover or Fido.

The new year will be busy for the provincial judicial system as two long awaited trials – cases that have gripped residents of St. Albert and Morinville – are set to begin in 2014. Travis Vader Travis Vader, the man accused of killing St.

St. Albert city councillors have set themselves some new year’s resolutions to tackle when it comes to their role in municipal governance. Coun.

After a hectic construction season in 2013, the city’s capital projects manager is hoping for a “busy but doable” year in 2014.

Gazette reporter Amy Crofts will try a different workout each month in an attempt to inspire people to start their fitness New Year’s resolutions early, rather than just in January. If you have a workout idea, e-mail: acrofts@stalbert.