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It's not just that the hammers, drills and other tools are almost put away as renovations to the Ron Hodgson dealership near completion that has put a little extra bounce into the steps of employees at the St.

My name is McTavish and I’m a three-year-old German shepherd cross looking for a new home. I am a well-mannered, calm dog — housetrained and happy just to be with my people. I will go in a crate if I have to but would rather not.

Members of the arts community encouraged St. Albert city council Monday night to give its approval to the city’s cultural master plan, which councillors did with a unanimous vote.

St. Albert and area is full of individuals with interesting lives and stories to tell, or who have become successful in their careers, often quietly, behind the scenes. Every second Wednesday we profile one of these people.

All too frequently, they get too little recognition or credit for their efforts despite doing so much for their community, businesses, culture and homes. More often than men, women are the homemakers and caregivers of society.

A county horse and rider received top honours this week for being the best saddle-seat team in Canada.

The detectives in Amy Bautista's classroom are more respectful and quiet than the ones you typically see on TV. That might be because their leader isn't your typical staff sergeant.

The City of St. Albert will ensure the legacy of the 2012 Special Olympics Canada Winter Games endures beyond last week’s sporting events and festivities.

Naming a child is arguably one of the more difficult decisions a new parent will have to make and it was faced more than 50,000 times throughout the province last year.

You can't ignore a tank. Sure, you can try to hold a conversation whilst one is slowly and implacably rolling up behind you, but it just roars louder. Eventually, you've no choice but to shut up, turn around, and watch the 62.