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A group has approached the city to discuss bringing another Alberta Junior Hockey League team to St. Albert, the Gazette has learned.

Seven more area residents have been recognized by the Queen this week for their service to their country as part of the monarch’s diamond jubilee.

Mayor Nolan Crouse is seeking to slash more than $1 million from the city budget by introducing a raft of motions that council will debate toward the end of their budget deliberations.

The agency charged with the stewardship of the city’s heritage buildings is set to receive an honour from the province for its efforts to conserve St. Albert’s iconic grain elevators. Arts and Heritage St.

There was a full room and a lot of good news to discuss on Thursday night when Arts and Heritage St. Albert held its annual general meeting at the Little White School.

Canada’s top court dismissed an application to appeal the case of a St. Albert man convicted of killing an RCMP officer more than five years ago.

Habitat for Humanity opened the doors to eight new townhouses at its Aurora Place development on Thursday, and in doing so, delivered the key to its 200th family in the Edmonton area.

Whether you are young or old, woman or man, or a member of any social group, there is a volunteer opportunity out there just waiting for you. This weekend, there is one place to be if you want to get in on the action.

It's an experience that every loving pet owner fears, me included. My cat is a great outdoor cat, I thought. She will always be safe. She will always come back. Nothing bad will ever happen to her.

The Creator has a plan for everything, according to artist Wayne Ashley. Sometimes, those plans don’t reveal themselves for years. Back around 2006, Ashley says he did some tile work for Edmonton Oilers owner Daryl Katz.