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Six weeks, more than 70 volunteers, and thousands of handouts stuck to telephone posts and fences – but Sydney, the missing dog, is still on the run.

Parkland County will need a court order if it wants to stop the Capital Region Board dead in its tracks, says St. Albert’s mayor. St.

At his second annual lunch celebrating businesses that employ individuals diagnosed with special needs, Mayor Nolan Crouse criticized an anonymous organization for offering one such person a volunteer position instead of a paying job.

Perhaps one of the Tower of London’s more fortunate residents, Heather Miller says modern life at the historic castle is less about blood and bones but still exciting. She did get fed up with seeing the Crown jewels though.

Life has gotten a little bit easier for Tom Hamilton-Lane, and it’s thanks to a pager-sized device he carries on his hip. The Edmonton teen was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes when he was nine years old.

The Morinville Farmers’ Market is gearing up for a new, vibrant and expanded season. After last year’s success, market manager Korien Sampson gets the ball rolling this week at a new location with extended hours.

One local school's charity effort is about to reach new fruition with a Mini Nations Soccer Tournament on Friday. A few years ago, Richard S.

Back in 2006, when the PlayStation 3 was released, the Xbox 360 already had a year of sales under its belt. Yet Microsoft had hardly won the seventh-generation-of-gaming race.

City staff are starting to get frustrated with how long it is taking to negotiate a new ambulance contract with Alberta Health Services (AHS). The latest six-month extension of the 2009 agreement between St.

The 2013 Edmonton Pride Festival, with its signature rainbow colours, returns for its 33rd year with plenty of revelers lining the streets for the kick-off parade.