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Seniors might have the wisdom of many years on their side but the sad truth is that tragedy can and does strike people regardless of age.

Last Saturday the Hooimeyer family gathered for a special service as Martin and Jennie celebrated their 50th anniversary.

Park protection should be job one for the city when it comes to the environment, say city residents. The City of St. Albert published the results of its first-ever Community Environmental Survey Friday.

Like a box of sweet chocolates, St. Albert Farmers' Market boasts a wide assortment of choices.

Nothing says summer like firing up the grill and eating outside, whether it’s a picnic or a late-night weenie roast. However, with days filled with sunshine, some people forget their food safety vigilance.

A pending land deal in St. Albert’s north has the local Chamber of Commerce hopeful that other landowners in the area will be prompted to sell, opening the door to more commercial and industrial development in the city.

Most six-year-old boys, when asked what they want for their birthday, usually respond with something that transforms or has wheels on it. But not Nathan Marsh. The Marsh family, Joel and Allison of St.

Gardeners have just over a week to whip their garden into shape before the July 26 deadline for entry into the Cultivating Your Front Yard contest. The City of St.

Reports of dogs attacking or biting other dogs tend to increase in the summer months, but the city's municipal enforcement department says the new dog bylaw will make such attacks easier to investigate when it takes effect in 2014.

One local man is in the United States this week to get a rare and prestigious honour for a recent tour of his own duty. Photographer and filmmaker David Bowering will be bestowed with the Honorary Knight of the Order of St.