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Trevor Zahara likes to play. He climbs mountains, he cross-country skis, he goes for midnight canyon walks and he runs in extreme competitions such as the Grande Cache Death Race.

Thirty hours of staying awake can make for a long day, especially when stuck in a tight space with 200 other people. But Lindsey Johnson, organizer of the first wakeathon at St.

Bioshock Infinite stays true to powers and panache, but moves from the brooding, dead-ridden waters of Rapture into the vibrant, floating city of Columbia.

Up to seven roundabouts may be coming to Morinville’s main street in the years ahead, suggests a draft functional plan. Town residents will get their first look at the completed Highway 642 Functional Planning Study Thursday.

St. Albert’s Public School teachers have made it clear they want to negotiate their next deal with their local board and not with the province of Alberta.

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.