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Morinville residents are praising the Lord this week after a local MP dropped by with $250,000 to help fix the town’s most prominent church. Westlock–St. Paul MP Brian Storseth came to Morinville’s St.

Bruce Randall will soon have time to paint his fence. Randall is St. Albert’s manager of economic development and in May he will retire, ending a 31-year career in the same department. Looking out his window at 29 Sir Winston Churchill Ave.

A new study by the University of Alberta says the majority of Albertans think dying adults should have the right to assisted suicide.

The Nintendo Wii U is already here. A few weeks ago Sony announced the holiday 2013 release of the PlayStation 4. And Xbox is expected to finalize a release date for the Xbox 720 this April.

Would residents rather pay less in property taxes and more on their utility bills or maintain the status quo? We’ll never know the answer as city councillors voted Monday to simply keep things the way they are without studying the issue of fran

The new spa at the Enjoy Centre is here to stay. Bill Hole, co-owner of the Enjoy Centre, announced this week that his company has partnered with a new tenant to take over the space of the former The Water Garden/Jardin Yoga & Spa.

A few weeks ago, Jim Gray had a collection of 1,180 toy banks but as of this week his collection numbered 1,193.

Mayor Nolan Crouse doesn’t want to call it a “fund.” Coun. Cam MacKay thinks the city has no business spending $40 million on anything. But in the end, St.

Every outdoor rink operated by the city has closed for the season, with the exception of Lacombe Lake.

Most city residents will give you a funny look if you say “BooĹ„zhuur” to them today. That's because it's a word (“hello”) in Michif – a language spoken by less than 600 people. Yet you would have heard it everywhere in Alberta 150 years ago, says Judy Iseke, the Canada Research Chair in indigenous knowledge at Lakehead University and a St. Albert resident.