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Who’s on your Christmas list this year? Family and friends, sure … maybe a teacher or co-worker … yes – and what about your furry, four-legged companion? Or how about the guinea pig, bird or even that fish in your life? Christ

Longtime St. Albert residents will remember fondly the time of open houses and guided tours of Hole’s Greenhouse. Now, the Hole boys want to open the Enjoy Centre to the community this Christmas.

LB's Pub in Akinsdale is known to be off the beaten track for bars in the region. But it's the live music that makes the place. Darrell Barr plays Tuesday nights, and The New Big Time with Rocko Vaugeois comes out every Thursday.

Protected left-hand turns are coming to the St. Albert Trail in early 2014. While some intersections already have protected/prohibited left hand turns, implementation of that system for both northbound and southbound St.

While no one’s pushing the poinsettia out of its spot as a focus in home holiday dĂ©cor, there are many options that can add a festive touch in and around the home.

A man arrested for wielding a replica pellet gun and CO2 pistol outside a St. Albert home in October has avoided jail time with a suspended sentence. Andrew Cody Cullihall appeared in St.

County residents will be out at least $71 more in taxes next year now that council has approved its 2014 budget – a budget that cuts support for a regional trail along the North Saskatchewan River.

A Facebook profile was all it took for RCMP to track down a child pornographer living in St. Albert. Michael James Barry appeared in St. Albert court via closed-circuit television (CCTV) from the Edmonton Remand Centre Monday.

Expensive electronic toys and new iPhone apps are not what your baby needs this Christmas, says a local speech language pathologist.

Time is quickly running out and the St. Albert Kinettes have sounded the alarms.