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A public hearing Monday on what should have been a routine set of amendments to St.

Ten new names are now etched on the monument at the northwest corner of Sir Winston Churchill Avenue and Perron Street after the city’s Community Recognition Awards were handed out on Thursday evening.

Cheryl and Murray Brosnikoff's backyard pool certainly makes a splash, but it's the way the yard has been landscaped that provides the beauty. Walk into the backyard and the pool is not the first thing people notice.

Oil prices slid below $80 this week and with that slide, concerns about the province's financial picture began to rise. In the spring budget the government projected an average oil price of $99.25.

St. Albert’s only Lutheran school is now no more. The King of Kings Lutheran School on St. Albert Trail held its last day of classes Friday. The private school had originally opened in St.

St. Albert's summer nature centre is back this July for what is likely the 15th year in a row.

Development in St. Albert and regional transit will be on the menu Thursday morning as the St. Albert Chamber of Commerce hosts another Big Issue Roundtable. This breakfast – the second of four planned – will feature Todd Wyman, St.

The life of artists is tough enough, but things don’t get any easier when it comes to promoting their work. An artist who wants to be featured in an exhibit has to jump through many hoops: applications, juries and months of waiting.

Ken Allred's love of surveying knows no boundaries and his enthusiasm for a study that to laymen appears to be a mathematical equation, is contagious. The retired St.

The official pet festival of the Capital region is taking place on Sunday and everyone involved expects that it will raise the 'woof' for fundraising for the Edmonton Humane Society (EHS).