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A May 2 story entitled ‘St. Albert to pursue annexation from Sturgeon County,’ mistakenly stated that Coun. Wes Brodhead voted against a motion to pursue an annexation. Couns. Malcolm Parker and Cam MacKay voted against the motion.

There's a new fundraising walk in town and its organizers are hoping to drum up support for the group behind one of St. Albert's largest and most visible charity efforts. Walking for Walls is billed as the Habitat for Humanity Walk.

It was a busy night at the museum this week for two St. Albert schools as hundreds of students took on the roles of historic Canadians.

Local homeowners are speaking out after cash deposits were handed over to a local company that failed to follow through with its end of the deal.

A worldwide movement is taking off locally that encourages people to adopt a new lifestyle that will lead to a healthier life through diet, physical fitness and thought.

A man who threatened to kill his wife’s boyfriend and himself last summer, as their marriage broke down, was put on two years probation Monday.

Finding a family physician in St. Albert could soon get a little easier thanks to the Sturgeon Medical Arts Centre announced this week.

This week the St. Albert Gazette was named the best all-round newspaper in its circulation class (12,500-24,999) by Newspapers Canada.

Tai chi is an ancient practice that can have big benefits later in life by slowing certain signs of aging.

The St. Albert Steel will have to pay approximately a quarter-of-a-million dollars to leave town, with the number likely to grow depending on the condition of its offices and dressing room.