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Whiteout conditions sparked numerous collisions and landed several St. Albert motorists in the ditch Wednesday. St. Albert RCMP Cpl.

St. Albert’s long-awaited future park and ride station will be a go, Mayor Nolan Crouse announced during his State of the City address.

Police are searching for a 42-year-old Sturgeon County woman who was last seen Monday afternoon near her Sturgeon Vista Estates home. Roxanne Wolf, 42, walked away from her residence, located near Township Road 555 and Range Road 240, around 3 p.m.

At 16, Troy Ayers-Slupek thought that getting geometrical figures tattooed on his body was a good idea. He later suffered from remorse.

The city is looking at a potential surplus of almost $700,000 for the 2012 fiscal year, according to preliminary financial numbers presented to the standing committee on finance. The surplus as of Monday looks to be $698,466, or 0.

Paul Smith says he never really fit into the metal scene. The Morinville musician spent most of the 1990s banging heads and rocking the bass in various metal, polka and country bands throughout Alberta. But he didn't seem to fit in.

These have been interesting times for firefighters across the Edmonton region.

The last vacant lot downtown is sold. And Jeff Richards, president of St. Albert-based JDR Insurance, said it will be filled by one handsome building. "It's a brand new office building … It's going to be a modern yet old-looking structure.

Using one-time savings to reduce property taxes for one year will only lead to higher taxes the subsequent year, the city’s chief financial officer warned Monday.

While in line at EB Games recently, a new product adjacent to the till caught my eye: MuscleCare. The box boasts "Gamer's Pain Relief.