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If St. Albert Mounties don't get their man – or their girl for that matter – after hosting last week's first youth police academy, it will be surprising.

A career in sports seemed natural for life-long athlete and sports enthusiast Nick Wilson.

Six St. Albert youth face criminal charges for an armed robbery at a local convenience store late last year. The males, aged 16 and 17, were arrested by St.

While politicians debate the issue on the campaign trail, major users and providers are split on the need for major transmission lines in the province.

What began as a project to make the Art Gallery of St. Albert (AGSA) universally accessible to individuals with physical challenges has evolved into a potential $4.575 million addition to the building that caught city council totally by surprise.

A long running simmering educational issue in Morinville was placed on a heavy boil, just in time for the provincial election. After more than a year of demanding a secular option for students in the community, where the Greater St.

Lt.-Gov. Donald S. Ethell awarded 19 more Albertans with the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal Friday, and while two of those recipients were from St. Albert, they both occupy the same volunteer position, one very close to Ethell.

More than 19,000 Canadians will lose their federal government jobs while retirees will have to wait an extra two years to claim Old Age Security (OAS).

Health care continues to be top of mind for many Albertans heading into the provincial election and it's no different for St. Albert residents.

Volunteers are a sizeable community of people already and a recent report from Statistics Canada indicates that their numbers are growing still.