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Local pharmacists are responding with mixed feelings after the Alberta Pharmacists’ Association reached a tentative four-year agreement with the province last week.

Construction for another 34,000 square feet of added space will soon begin at St. Albert Centre. Jillian Creech, general manager at the mall, could not name the store that is expanding but said it is one of the larger retailers.

Advance voting gets underway tomorrow in St. Albert’s municipal election. Advance voting will be held in the East Boardroom at St. Albert Place Oct.10, 12, 15, 17 and 19. The East Boardroom is on the third floor. On Oct.

“Don’t let people rent space in your brain!” This is likely the single best piece of advice I have ever been given. I wish I could remember who said it to me. It could have been my father.

A spokesperson for a group calling itself St. Albert Think Tank has stepped forward amid growing demands for the group to shed its anonymity. “Over the past week, there has been some debate regarding the anonymity of the people behind the St.

County officials issued a warning this week about a supposed Sturgeon County survey that’s really a political poll in disguise.

Local Superstore employee Shawn McClellan said she’s a member of Alberta’s working poor thanks to the wages and working hours that her employer has provided in recent years.

Local Superstore employees remain on the picket line as parent company Loblaw continues to negotiate with the United Food and Commercial Workers union regarding longer work hours.

More than 1,000 people gathered at North Pointe Community Church on Friday night to remember Thomas Wedman's "joie de vivre". Thomas Wedman, 6, died on Sept. 27 after being struck by a school bus while walking to school.

Genealogy Roadshow, a new series that began running on PBS in September, might have people thinking that tracing family roots is just a switch of a remote control away.