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An in-depth tour of St. Albert’s art in public places will be just a click away come the end of January.

Nobody gets into politics thinking that everyone is going to politely agree with everything they have to say. A bit of name-calling and rude behaviour is, unfortunately, par for the course.

Digital camera equipment has made more artistic options available to photographers than they ever had with film but that doesn’t necessarily mean they are capturing longer-lasting, more memorable images.

A man accused of photographing children in various stages of undress at five Alberta recreation facilities – including Servus Credit Union Place – had his trial postponed this week.

It happens after the first day of Christmas break – the allure of watching daytime TV while eating dry cereal straight from the box wanes and children start looking for entertainment, often at the cost of their parents’ sanity.

It’s Christmas Day. Your family has finished opening presents and are all lounging quietly in the living room. Your father has fallen asleep, snoring loudly, his mouth wide open.

St. Albert will not add any new police officers in 2013, but it will be asking the federal government for more than it needs in order to get as many officers as it requires.

Want to keep those Christmas photos safe for generations? Then put the originals away and make lots of copies, experts say.

Christmas has come early for the Youth Community Centre with news it will be open on Jan. 1.

Local students and seniors celebrated Christmas a week early on Tuesday as the St. Albert 50+ Club hosted its annual turkey lunch.