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A second sitting councillor has announced he will seek re-election in October’s municipal election. Coun.

You can’t help but love Tony Foddis’ garden. Drive up to the front door and you’ll see a veritable Eden, with fruits, vegetables and flowers all mixed together in one small yard. And that’s just the front yard.

A commuter on Anthony Henday Drive fought the laws of physics and lost Monday afternoon. At about 1:30 p.m.

We grow as we live. Day to day we experience, adjust, learn and so we change. It's gradual and, unless it's part of a course with a prescribed curriculum or the result of an intense event, almost imperceptible.

If you can't beat them, eat them. Those are the words of advice that keep popping up whenever the subject of dandelions arises.

A public works employee who has returned from working in High River said the experience has made him thankful for what he has.

A St. Albert man will have 46 days in jail to think about how nothing good can ever come from cycling while sloshed. Shawn Hamar Hanson appeared in St.

Bad weather in October and a change in housing trends could explain a dip in single family housing permits issued in St. Albert in the first six months of the year, said a local homebuilder.

St. Albert’s air quality monitoring station is now homeless due to a ruling by the city’s subdivision appeal board, but the province says the station will get built eventually.

The Town of Redwater has asked the province to let it leave the Capital Region Board. That's prompted fears of a mass exodus, as well as an impassioned plea from St. Albert Mayor Nolan Crouse for small communities to stay with the group.