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Perhaps it shouldn’t be surprising that budget consultations and economic forums were some of the highlights for Alberta’s finance minister in 2013.

The concept is wonderfully simple: let the player choose whether they want to be the racer or the cops, pitting one against the other. Sound familiar? That’s right, it’s straight out of 2010’s Hot Pursuit.

The new roundabout at Villeneuve is now open to traffic but some finishing work will continue through the winter and in the spring. The province is spending $6.

Every year, thousands of St. Albertans take in the New Year's Eve fireworks display put on by Thunder F/X.

A man that sold tainted drugs linked to the deaths of eight Albertans has been sentenced to XXX James Douglas Hardy pleaded guilty to possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking in March. He was sentenced in St.

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

A major charitable event that aims to get people active and raise money at the same time will return in 2014 with a few changes. The St. Albert Gazette returns as media sponsor while Roy Financial returns as the major sponsor of the St.

The St. Albert Crime Stoppers Association is asking for your assistance in solving the following crimes: Gas ’n’ dash On Dec. 7 at approximately 4:12 p.m.

A recent surge in influenza cases is likely just the precursor to even more flu activity, said Dr. Gerry Predy, chief medical health officer for Alberta Health Services.

The city is moving forward in its quest to become smarter. The development and incubation of a smart city master plan and an associated alliance was approved as part of the 2014 municipal budget.