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Volunteers are a sizeable community of people already and a recent report from Statistics Canada indicates that their numbers are growing still.

Ambulances in St. Albert have been taking longer to get to the doorsteps since the provincial government took over and all candidates running in this campaign say they want to do something about it.

Alberta’s need for a single technology association to represent the industry province wide is being met with mixed reaction, according to a recent government-funded project. The $40,000 project, conducted by St.

The family garage may be known more as the birthplace of rock bands, but Jarrid Juse wasn’t playing music, he was laying the foundation for what has become a successful business venture.

Spring has arrived, so what better time to volunteer and make a difference in someone’s life, while making a difference in your own? The St.

The city is hoping to build on the success of its online model for collecting population data when it launches its municipal census April 2. St. Albert has traditionally performed a head count every other year.

A common pesticide that turns boy frogs into girls should get Albertans to think twice about how we grow our food, says a prominent scientist.

Warm weather has made this winter one of the weirdest Great Backyard Bird Counts in the event’s history. Bird Studies Canada released the results of this year’s Great Backyard Bird Count on March 21.

The key to good nutrition and maintaining a healthy weight is all about the portion size, says local registered dietitian Diane Jackshaw.

Journalist and author Steve Lillebuen had just returned home from the dentist one day when his phone rang. It was a 1-800 number that could have been a telemarketer, but Lillebuen picked up anyway. A voice spoke on the other end.