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Early mornings are usually not the time for 10-year-old Corey Grant to give speeches on St. Albert's housing situation. But since Corey and his mother Susan were the first two tenants of a new affordable housing project in St.

Gordon Opleta happily sits on the new wooden bench overlooking Grandin Pond. The 63-year-old, who lives with Down syndrome and arthritis, was the inspiration for its installation.

Starting in January there will be a new face in the Sturgeon Community Hospital’s operating room, St. Albert’s first physician assistant. The new role is part of the Alberta government’s $3.

For 25 years, Laurena Beirnes worked as a registered nurse, much of that time as the bone marrow transplant coordinator at the Cross Cancer Institute. And while today, the 62-year-old St.

A shining silver star straight out of the history books touched down at Villeneuve Airport Friday in the form of a vintage Boeing 737 – and it will probably stay there for the rest of its days. St.

A public hearing on a proposed bylaw that would allow a city development officer discretion in classifying land uses that don’t fit with already existing definitions and sets out requirements to allow accessory buildings in residential side yar

The recently released draft report on the traffic impact of a high school on traffic in Erin Ridge didn’t have a wide enough scope, say some members of the Erin Ridge Residents’ Action Committee. “The focus was too narrow.

Brent Rathgeber has taken another shot at revamping the bill that sparked his exit from the Conservative Party caucus. The St. Albert-Edmonton MP introduced amendments to Bill C-461 during last Friday’s session in the House of Commons.

Spoiler alert: Santa is real and his name is Steve Schuster. A single glimpse of Schuster, even when he’s in street clothes across a busy mall, instantly brings to mind two words: There’s Santa.

I have seen the slogan "sports are the dress rehearsal for life" in a few locations in the capital region. Although an interesting metaphor, this statement is incomplete as there are many things our youth engage in that prepare them for life.