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Talk to any long-time St. Albertan about the most famous bar in town, and they’ll fondly remember the Bruin Inn. Built in 1929, the local hotel and beer parlour stood on the corner of St.

The first thing you notice at Edmonton Olive Oil Corporation is the heavy, soothing scent of olives that sifts through the air, mixed in with a bouquet of citrus and herbs.

A new wellness facility for people living with Parkinson’s disease is slated to open in Edmonton next summer, and it will be the first of its kind in Canada.

The City of St. Albert won’t be providing any more information to residents or the media when it comes to the concerns about boarders at 3 Gould Place.

Ranya El-Sharkawi has spent the last few days trying to get a better understanding of the world’s problems and enriching her life to solve them.

Children can be the inspiration of great work, be it a painting, a poem, a novel or even a fancy dinner. Children inspire us to be creative, nurturing and responsible. But they also get in the way of being creative.

The stove is roaring behind me perched on a weathered plank balanced on a piece of granite and a drift log. It's loud but it's a noise that brings comfort because of what it means – a hot drink, a scalding facecloth, clean dishes.

City officials are still awaiting test results to identify an unknown substance found floating on the Sturgeon River on Wednesday.

If you’re looking to adopt a new furry friend, look no further than the Morinville Veterinary Clinic. The Morinville clinic is partnering with Hervey Foundation for Cats to get the word out about adopting locally.

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