Local News

Picture yourself wearing a fur coat as you sit in a vehicle on a hot day. This is the image that the Edmonton Humane Society is promoting as it warns the public about the dangers of leaving your pet in your car during the summer months.

A suggestion that could see St. Albert’s newest elementary school built in Kingswood instead of Erin Ridge North appears to be a non-starter. At Monday’s city council meeting Coun.

In the wake of a recent merger between Loblaw Companies and Shoppers Drug Mart, one local pharmacist worries about the effect large conglomerates will have on small pharmacies already strained by government cuts.

It’s not often that you hear about criminals thanking cops for arresting them, but just such a case showed up in St. Albert court this week. Gerard Murray Gladue pleaded guilty to one count of impaired operation of a motor vehicle Monday in St.

The number of workers living at a rented home on Gould Place appears to be within what’s allowed under the city’s bylaws, but that hasn’t brought any relief to neighbours.

The city will have another look at its flood plain data for the sake of caution but is confident little will need to change in the wake of the province’s policy change on housing development within flood areas.

One of the backpacks had gotten hung up in Vancouver – tag came off, which meant the pack stayed behind. The delay resulted in our not having a chance to buy food for the six-hour flight to Honolulu.

Bringing business to Morinville will be Wayne Gatza’s top priority if he’s elected to town council this fall, says the real estate agent.

Canadians are starting to figure out what our southern American cousins have known for decades – the best meats to eat are those that get a healthy dose of smoke.

The woman who took the Heartland Transmission Line to the court says she hopes county residents will vote her back into office this fall. Coun.