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A local company is taking a new road to find investors. Instead of going to the bank, From The Earth Naturally uses crowd source funding to ask the general public for money. In return, people get some relief from their menopause.

Dave Kraus speculates that he has the only pineapple-producing plant in St. Albert. “Maybe in Canada,” he joked. “It’s certainly a curiosity.

It’s like having a big gang of friends always keeping an eye out and watching your back.

These eight puppies were recently brought into care through another rescue group. They are probably a mix of lab, shepherd and maybe some husky. These puppies, who were born on Feb.

A St. Albert businessman whose bankruptcy has cost local investors about $14 million told his creditors that he's "sorry" he lost their money.

County residents may pay a little less come tax time this year due to an unexpected jump in inflation – if county council ever passes its mill rate, that is. Council voted 3-2 against first reading of its 2013 taxation rates bylaw Tuesday.

Residents of all ages will soon be able to play one of North America’s fastest-growing sports on an outdoor surface in St. Albert. Council on Monday night approved a motion by Coun. Len Bracko to create two pickleball courts at Larose Park.

As much as we would all prefer to live our lives in peace and harmony, everyone will butt heads with someone else at some point in their lives. “It is really unavoidable,” Silvia BĂ©gin says. She should know.

If it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a community village to fight poverty. The St. Albert Food Bank has adopted the “It takes a village” motto in order to give their clients a hand up, not just a handout.

Seniors in Alberta can now postpone paying their residential property taxes until they move out or sell their home.