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Paul Kane takes title at Science Olympics

Paul Kane takes title at Science Olympics

Paul Kane has become the Edmonton region’s Science Olympic champion for the first time in 13 years thanks to a group of student scientists.
Paws for therapy

Paws for therapy

For years now, animals have been allowed into hospitals to help patients the best way that they can: by simply being furry, friendly and full of unconditional love and acceptance.
Tricky tomatoes

Tricky tomatoes

The joy of seeing a tomato seedling sprout, even though the snow is still piled high outside, is worth the price of a packet of seeds.
Homes sweet homes

Homes sweet homes

The long road to many units of new affordable housing is nearing its apex as the second and last phase of construction on Big Lake Pointe wraps up in North Ridge. The project is a joint effort between the St.
Target draws new business to mall

Target draws new business to mall

The arrival of Target is generating momentum at the local mall. Jillian Creech, general manager at St. Albert Centre, said requests for leasing space are picking up.
Court Briefs

Court Briefs

A 75-year-old crane operator is out $1,200 after a police officer filmed him driving the wrong way down St. Albert Trail. Robert Norton Allaire was spotted driving northbound in a southbound lane of St. Albert Trail on Feb.
Ambulance response times rising

Ambulance response times rising

Response times for ambulance in St.
Sunday's turning of the clock can lead to bad health and memory

Sunday's turning of the clock can lead to bad health and memory

Getting up ‘on time’ on Monday morning may be a risk to your health and memory. Daylight saving time rolls around at 2 a.m. on Sunday, March 10. That not only means setting the clock ahead but also losing an hour of healthy sleep.
Guide to Education 2013

Guide to Education 2013

Local drug dealer to be sentenced in summer

Local drug dealer to be sentenced in summer

A local drug dealer pleaded guilty Thursday to possession of a drug that was found to contain a substance linked to the death of eight Albertans. Sentencing is expected this summer. James Douglas Hardy, 22, was first charged in St.
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