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St. Albert now has a new official tree, and it’s the white spruce. City council moved unanimously Tuesday to make the white spruce its official coniferous tree. It replaces the Scots pine. The white spruce is native to St.

St. Albert’s new Target outlet may open as early as May 1. The store has not confirmed an official opening date but job seekers attending a local Team Member Job Fair were told that the store would open around that time.

The show home in Edmonton’s Lewis Estates had some pretty features: a master bedroom with a walk-in bathroom, a sun-drenched living room and a lustrous fireplace tucked into the wall.

City planners are set to take the wraps off a long-awaited economic blueprint that they say will offer immediate and concrete initiatives to drive the local economy forward.

If we want to have a future for aboriginal relations in Canada, says a panel of experts, Canadians have to learn more about the past. About 60 people gathered at the St.

A proposed airport in Parkland County won’t change plans to make Villeneuve into a hub for business and medevac flights, say locals. Parkland Airport Development Corp.

A Bellerose robot grasped for victory last week as some local students put on a strong performance at St. Albert’s first performance in a provincial robotics tournament. The Bellerose Bulldogs robotics team made it to the semi-finals last Feb.

St. Albert is a smarter city than anyone thought. Unfortunately no one realized it until now.

City councillors’ expenses for the last three months of 2012 are now available online, even if some members question the level of interest in the data.

The dogs at St. Albert’s All Season K9 Awareness dog daycare are an active bunch. They chase each other through the room, hunting toys and balls, nipping at each other’s tails.