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Taking regular doses of Aspirin may not prevent death from heart attacks and strokes, and can carry some risks, shows a new study by the University of Alberta.

Life has changed drastically for brothers Wes and Wilf Michalycia. It will change even more when they are released from hospital. But a trust fund put in place for the former St.

A young linguist from Morinville is off to Montréal this summer to represent Canada as part of an international French dictation competition.

Students might be on spring break, but local historians say they were just starting school in St. Albert some 150 years ago today. March 23 is the 150th anniversary of the arrival of the Grey Nuns in St.

Monday night’s public hearing on how many lots of what size residential developers are allowed to build should have been straightforward and relatively quick.

St. Albert homes will go dark Saturday night for Earth Hour as part of a global effort to convince people to act on climate change. The sixth-annual Earth Hour will take place this March 23 from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m.

Anyone starting to plan their summer garden should take time to consider the lilies of the field. Lilies are easy to grow and they will bloom perennially for many years to come.

The stunning, highly-perfumed Easter lily is a mainstay of the spring holiday season. In the next week an estimated 12 million Easter lilies will be sold across North America.

Located at 127 Street north of the Anthony Henday, Edmonton’s new remand centre is only a stone’s throw from St. Albert. But that need not worry anyone.

Creating success is Ludovit (Lou) Beres’ vocation. The 70-year-old St. Albert resident was recently awarded a Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal for 39 years of work with the Alberta and National Research Council.