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Two Alexander women will be recognized next month for their contributions to aboriginal arts and education.

An upcoming Fort Saskatchewan event intends to teach local residents about a rare disease while showing them the goodness in both regular exercise and an Edmonton pediatric health-care facility.

St. Albert’s high profile and surging popularity in the investment community means the city no longer has any reason to offer any kind of discount or incentive to attract industry, councillors heard Monday.

A St. Albert student is off to a national science fair next month because of his bird-tastic research into sunflower seeds.

A $16 million bypass could solve most of Cardiff’s traffic woes, say residents, but county staff say it wouldn’t be built for decades.

Sir George Simpson students made first contact with an astronaut this week after placing a phone call to the International Space Station (ISS).

Next Saturday should be declared St. Albert baby day, considering the two major sales taking place. The Elmer S. Gish School Baby and Tot Items Sale goes from 9 a.m. until noon at 75 Akins Drive, followed by the Kinderland Market from 11 a.m. to 4 p.

For many people nail care is summarized by cutting, clipping and adding nail polish. But a local manicurist and pedicurist says the growing senior population requires more than a trim.

If things have gone horribly wrong in your domestic relationship then help is close by to keep you safe. Stop Abuse in Families, also known as SAIF, is now celebrating its 25th anniversary on the scene.

Shakespeare being a staple in high school English classes yields a common question: why do we still read the Bard? Put simply, he creates a mirror into the underlying moral flaws still prevalent four centuries later.