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What St. Albert Transit (StAT) looks like over the next 15 years will be shaped by residents who share their thoughts on the draft long-term plan that will be available for review for the next 60 days.

One of the imperatives of training is to be calm. If you are a hot tempered person who gets angry easily when things do not go exactly as planned or expected, your body chemistry will alert the dog that “you have gone off.

Thousands of Albertans flocked to the legislature Monday and Tuesday to pay their final respects to former premier Peter Lougheed, who died last Thursday at the age of 84.

Two individuals were taken to hospital Saturday night after their truck slammed into a tree and pole on a residential street in Grandin. Alcohol and speed are believed to be factors in the single-vehicle collision occurring at roughly 10:30 p.m.

St. Albert businesswoman Robyne Garton is hoping to change the face of the male-dominated construction industry.

St. Albert businesswoman Robyne Garton is hoping to change the face of the male-dominated construction industry.

Michael Ng, chemistry teacher at Paul Kane High School, has been using St. Albert Transit since he was in junior high and now he wants to let people know just how he rolls.

Members of the local business community gained insight Wednesday into the economic impact of a pipeline project currently in the midst of federal review.

Three local RCMP officers received royal honours this week for their outstanding contributions to the community. Inspector Kevin Murray, Const. Janice Schoepp and Auxiliary Const.

St. Albert needs a new school, says the city’s new public board chair, and she hopes this will be the year the city gets it. School is back in session and so are St. Albert’s school boards. The Greater St. Albert Catholic and St.