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In a time when mobility has become more important than loyalty, where people are more likely to have multiple careers during their working life, Larry Galye stands out as the exception to the rule. He has worked for the city for 38 years.

A St. Albert woman was handed a one-year suspended sentence Monday in St. Albert Provincial Court for tampering with her roommate’s juice.

The city manager’s proposed approach to pay for capital items related to growth received an endorsement from the private sector Monday, but some councillors are still skeptical about how exactly it will work.

There’s much to be said for originality, especially during a summer starved for great games.

The Namao fire department celebrated its 30th anniversary on the weekend and its two-dozen volunteer members paid a special tribute to one of its founders at the same time.

Alberta’s provincial liquor regulator is looking to expand its footprint in response to increased consumption of alcohol.

Everybody knows his name and everyone has heard of the annual charity event that takes place in his honour.

Retired bus driver Alison Glass has grave concerns. Not because she is in mourning and not because of health issues, but because her hobby is taking photos of dead peoples' final resting places.

An alleged impaired driver left his mark on a Deer Ridge street earlier this month when he drove into a series of parked vehicles during an early-morning escapade. Dan Brochu lives on a corner lot on Desmarais Crescent and awoke at roughly 3 a.m.

At fire hall No. 3 on Tuesday afternoon, the flags flew at half-mast in a howling late summer wind that echoed through the hall’s garage during a moment of silence. Almost mournful in its wail, the wind joined the mood in the room as St.