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Roughly three years ago on a beach in Mexico I had the privilege of saying “you may kiss the bride” to one of my favourite couples. A few months earlier, one of my best friends asked if I would officiate their wedding ceremony.

Venue booked. Check. Produce ordered. Check. A perfectly seasoned and cooked medium tenderloin steak with potato pavĂ©, roasted root vegetables and steak jus. Hopefully. “The steaks will be the toughest to cook,” admitted Eric Moon, a Grade 12 student at Bellerose Composite High and the food production manager for the Bellerose Business Venture team.

Hole’s former greenhouse site on Boudreau Road will soon make room for a condominium project that’s envisioned as vibrant, luxurious and European.

The greatest risk factors for developing breast cancer are being a woman who is getting older.

The servicing of lands in Erin Ridge North is moving ahead, as St. Albert-based Landrex Developers is preparing for the next phase of housing developments.

Dr. Ing Swie Goping's dream is that someday, she and her team of cancer-therapy researchers will be able to develop diagnostic tools that will help breast cancer patients to live longer.

When visiting someone’s home, it’s the little things you really notice – an elaborate painting, a colourful vase, that coffee cup with the animal design.

Now that the election is over, it’s time for the newly elected councillors to get on with learning the business of governing St. Albert.

Rotted floorboards, moulded shingles and graffiti stained walls. Some people might see a dump, an old forgotten farmhouse that should be demolished. But not Merlin Rosser. When he looks at the Chevigny house he sees a cultural gem.

In the aftermath of Monday’s election, the first tasks on St. Albert’s newly re-elected mayor’s plate seem simple: get the new team through orientation and ready to start the budget deliberation process.