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The edge of the Sturgeon River is home to a new historical marker that tells a brief story about the social history of the river and its historical importance to the City of St. Albert.

As the thoughts of Albertans turn to the southern, flood-ravaged areas of the province, more practical assistance is also heading down Highway 2 – the St. Albert RCMP. Insp.

David Climenhaga is going to take another run at a seat on city council. The chair of the St. Albert Public Library board and former chair of the community committee that organized the 2009 St.

The origin of a fire that destroyed St. Andrew’s Anglican Church in Morinville last Sunday is being considered suspicious, say local RCMP. RCMP believe the fire originated in the area of a storage shed at the back of the church.

Youth can be a powerful inspiration to artists of all kinds, and St. Albert art lovers will have a great chance to see that firsthand.

A post-nuclear, apocalyptic world. Humanity has sought refuge underground. Mutant creatures roam the land, human factions quarrel, and our race faces extinction from all angles. It’s a tale that has been told across the decades of gaming.

The future of St. Albert’s air quality monitoring station is in doubt now that a local resident is challenging its proposed location. St.

Servus Credit Union Place is looking to add another 100 or more kids to its summer camp totals this year.

Approximately 370 vehicles passed through the Servus Credit Union Place north parking lot on June 2, passing off their discarded goods to those interested in taking them home.

Progress is being made on a controversial boarding house in the Grandin section of St. Albert, says city manager Patrick Draper. The St.