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Issues ranging from taxes to policing were aired Monday at a new style of town hall forum that put citizens face-to-face with councillors.

A 24-year-old Edmonton woman is dead following a two-vehicle collision early Sunday morning southeast of Morinville. “Upon arrival, we were advised that the female (driver) of the car lost control,” said Const. Yelena Avoine.

The results have finally been tabulated from September's annual food drive to support the St. Albert Food Bank.

The bags are packed. You’ve got your passport. You’ve got cash. Oh boy, no snow to shovel. But, by the way, who is going to tend to that job? If your walks aren’t cleared you’ll get a ticket.

Human Services Minister Dave Hancock says the foster-care system has made significant improvements since a St. Albert teenager died shortly after leaving care in 2006.

One developer in St. Albert’s downtown wants to build a high rise and has been meeting with the city to discuss tenancy, the mayor said Wednesday. During an editorial board meeting with the St.

St. Albert’s mayor is ready to do whatever is needed to save the U-pass program in which the city’s transit department participates.

An off-season hot tub installation sparked a blaze last weekend that damaged the exterior of a Grandin home. The St. Albert fire department was called to the home shortly after noon Sunday and had the fire under control less than 30 minutes later.

Military bases across the country – including the base in Edmonton – are facing crumbling infrastructure that risks the health and safety of workers, says a new report from Auditor General Michael Ferguson.

St. Albert residents can once again help in finding the causes of cancer. The Tomorrow Project is a long-term research study looking at the causes and possible prevention of cancer. It is the study’s third time in St. Albert.