Local News

A rare national honour was recently bestowed on St. Albert’s Liza Sunley, otherwise known as ‘the face of ovarian cancer in Edmonton.

A man who used Facebook to threaten to kill as many RCMP officers as he could and praised the man behind the Mayerthorpe massacre was sentenced Monday to nine months in jail.

Sarasota, a St. Albert home building and realty company, has been handing the keys to new-home buyers for the last 16 years.

The closet was bursting with sparkly princess dresses and pink feather boas. Care Bears and Cabbage Patch Kids and Barbies spilled from a doll bed in the corner of the room and onto the floor.

This is the time of year when school kids and their wallet-bearing parents go off into department stores with checklists of school supplies. For parents whose wallets are as bare as Mother Hubbard’s cupboards, help is a phone call away.

A woman convicted in the death of a local realtor in 2006 is being released from prison for the third time after two previous parole attempts failed.

A “quick change” artist has used distraction and sleight of hand to bilk two local businesses, prompting police to issue a warning. The man was first spotted at the St. Albert Totem store on Aug. 5.

Local joggers got a surprise military escort Friday morning as about a hundred troops hiked through St. Albert. About 100 members of 1 Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry set out from Legion Memorial Park Friday morning at about 8:10 a.

Family and friends of a 30-year-old St. Albert man killed in a vehicle crash last weekend are remembering a bright, funny, generous and charismatic young man who died too young.

Every year the MS Society of Alberta hosts several popular fundraising bike tours, all somewhere between 150 and 200 kilometres.