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Lisa Hoff is running on two hours of sleep. She's just spent the night looking after the timid, black dog cowering in a crate in her bathroom. Hoff was afraid the small, lab-whippet mix might somehow escape. Plus, she just wanted to spend some time with the dog.

It came as a blow to many when Darren McGeown, owner of Arcadia CafĂ© & Bar, announed on Thursday night that the business would be closing its doors. But McGeown said he wasn’t all that surprised.

St. Albert city council will be under pressure to provide more room for city programs and equipment, as the 2014 draft budget contains several requests for more space.

Have you ever received a gift, wrapped so beautifully, that you didn’t want to actually open it? In truth, sometimes the package really is the present – a work of art worthy of putting on display – with baubles, bows, stick-ons and

Perhaps you've met Anna Vollmer. She's the lady with the basket full of goodies, ringing your doorbell. If you haven't, you've either lived in St. Albert for years, or no one noticed you were moving in.

St. Albert is an expanding city within the Edmonton capital region.

A 37-year-old man will spend the next two months in jail after swinging a fish bat at a woman and threatening to set fire to her truck. Colby Robert Chard appeared in court Monday via closed-circuit television from the Edmonton Remand Centre.

The public comment period is now open for feedback on two sites proposed to host a mountain bike skills park. City staff have now suggested sites at 43 R Riel Dr.

Meghan Prefontaine may not be able to grow a mustache, but that isn't stopping her from showing support for her "mo bros.

The pyramid of St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church is still one of the highlights of the city’s modest skyline but it’s the structure taking shape right next to it that is getting the attention of most people these days.