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My dad’s backyard has been a busy place as of late, home to robins, blue jays, a hyperactive squirrel and a rabbit that, despite the oncoming snow, is still a deep shade of brown.

Everything said “ready to hire” at Tuesday morning’s job fair in Morinville.

St. Albert's new schools will be ready by 2016, says the province's infrastructure minister, although it might not be a P3 that builds them.

A St. Albert-area businessman has just done what no other Albertan has (legally) done before: used grey-water in a car wash. Sylvain Blouin officially opened the $7.5 million Rock-N-Wash car wash in Edmonton Thursday.

The St. Albert Gazette’s website was a popular place during the recent municipal election. More than 5,000 people stopped by Oct. 21 – 5,404 to be exact.

The first thing you notice about folks who go a bit overboard for Halloween is their smiles.

A man who tried to walk into traffic along a busy roadway at rush hour will now be released following six months in jail. Sebastian W. Robertson appeared in St.

The music and arts festival that was banned from Sturgeon County in September will now move the party to Penticton, B.C.

St. Albert's election results by poll subdivision are in, and it appears there are two things local voters could agree on at the ballot box: Cathy Heron and Cam MacKay were their top picks.

Early in September, I ran into Anna Borowiecki of the St. Albert Gazette. I told her how thrilled I was about having the opportunity to blog with the Gazette.