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Morinville plans to form a regional task force to get the province to build the Cardiff Corner overpass. Town council gave an update on the proposed traffic lights at Cardiff Corner last Nov. 26.

Gift ideas for everyone on your list.

Snow-covered roads and icy sidewalks are surfaces that invite slips, trips and falls. For seniors, even the tiniest tumble can lead to chronic pain and injury or be an indicator of a more serious health condition.

St. Albert RCMP have charged the driver of a school bus that killed a six-year-old St. Albert boy in September. Thomas Wedman, a Grade 2 student at Ă©cole Marie Poburan, died on Sept. 27 after being struck by a school bus while walking to school.

St. Albert’s liquor distribution warehouse will remain in operation despite the Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission’s plans to bring all of its spirits under one roof in the coming years.

It's that time of year again when everyone starts to look for gifts and decorations. For some shoppers, residential craft and bake sales can provide a welcome change to shopping at the big box stores, offering exclusive and affordable items.

Bringing back health-care premiums was one of the hot topics of discussion at the PC Party convention in Red Deer this past weekend. The resolution was narrowly passed with 25 to 24 votes, supporting the extra health-care tax.

Bunnies are everywhere in St. Albert: in the forests, hiding under bushes; in the streets, bounding boldly along the boulevards; in your shrubbery, chewing your carrots.

The buses are back in business and that's good news for the Morinville Food Bank and its clients. The annual Fill-a-Bus campaign takes place tomorrow and Friday.

An eco-play, a tree garden and a pocket guide to plants are just three of the many green projects the city funded this week through its annual Environmental Initiatives Grants.