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In 2014, the city will start running buses on 10 holidays throughout the year, not including Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day, said Will Steblyk, manager of planning and customer service at St. Albert Transit.

It’s hard to believe Christmas is already over and those stockings hung by the chimney with care just weeks ago, will look outdated by mid-January.

A young father is out almost $2,000 for his role in a wild police chase – one so wild that it was like something from The Benny Hill Show. Victor C.

After being designated off-limits most of last winter and throughout the extended stretch of cold weather leading up to Christmas, Lacombe Lake opened to skaters on Dec. 24. The city's public works department started clearing snow at 6 a.m.

The holiday season is in full swing and with all the hype around New Year's Eve, it's expected that people will want to have a good time. Alcohol plays a big role in that celebration, which is good for business but bad for driving.

After an indulgent holiday season of too much alcohol, sweets, carbs and meat, many seek out different techniques to purge their insides and detoxify their bodies of Christmas vice.

Starting next year, the lights are off for incandescent bulbs – at least at your local retail store. On Jan.

The St. Albert city council chamber’s public gallery was more packed than usual last Monday as members of the community came to be recognized for some recent award wins.

Every once in awhile while tromping through knee-deep snow, I’ll spot a mysterious little hole in the surface leading down into the depths.

Lois Hole Park contains a plant so rare that it’s found in just five places in Alberta, a new study reveals.