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Atop a 1,000 foot limestone bridge, he looks into the rushing water of the Cahabon River below. The water disappears into the earth at a point called "El Sumidero," powerfully rushing into a series of underground caves.

A public school board incumbent says she’s got things cooking at central office and wants to see how they turn out. Cheryl Dumont said she didn’t realize how much work a trustee does when she was first elected in 2010 to the board of St.

Costco will open its St. Albert location on Oct. 24. The company announced the date on its Facebook site Tuesday evening.

An outgoing councillor has brought forward an anonymous letter sent to him last year that suggested he was “next” when it came to ousting incumbent council members. Coun.

This is the first of a series of articles where Gazette reporter Amy Crofts will try a different workout each month in an attempt to inspire people to start their fitness New Year’s resolutions early, rather than just in January.

With last month’s release of Grand Theft Auto V, the question as to whether violent video games cause violent behaviour in teens is in the spotlight once again.

Simon Boersma is a builder. The tall, square-jawed man is a common sight in Morinville and is well known around town as a successful businessman.

Superstore workers in Alberta returned to work on Wednesday following a vote in favour of a new contract that includes pay raises and better benefits.

The St. Albert Public Library Board is asking its members and the community for support over growing space concerns by signing vintage-style postcards.

Former Morinville town councillor Joe Gosselin isn't running in this fall's civic election, but he has his eye on one of its big issues: the economy.