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So long as there are myths and folklore, there will be legendary creatures to serve as integral characters of these stories.

City residents can get a taste of the future this week by taking part in an online vote to choose Edmonton’s best jellybean. The City of Edmonton, in partnership with the City of St.

Thousands of men and women visit nail salons each year to get manicures and pedicures. Billions of dollars are spent on having nails beautified, and many people look forward to the pampering they get at salons.

Canadian Tire has undergone a facelift and is looking to show off its smoother lines starting Thursday with a grand re-opening featuring four days of savings.

Spas have long been a luxury associated with women. Though women still take advantage of all the services spas have to offer, they’re increasingly being joined by men when they do.

Legal residents will head to the polls this December to fill two empty seats on council. Former town mayor Albert St. Jean officially stepped down as councillor of Legal on Oct. 16. Phil Hughes had previously stepped down on Oct. 2.

Suspects made off with petty cash in the early-morning break and enter of a downtown St. Albert pharmacy. The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy on St. Michael Street, just off Perron Street, was broken into at roughly 7 a.m. Monday morning, said St.

Former St. Albert mayor and MLA Richard Fowler was honoured one last time by the provincial legislature he once served on Tuesday.

David Roulstone said he feels abused by the city. The St. Albert resident spoke before city council Monday evening, protesting plans to change the land behind his property into a residential area.

More than 500 city and county students are in Calgary today to learn how their efforts can change the world.