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A five or six-storey building might be a bit much, but the new community support centre described by the St. Albert 50+ Club needs to move forward, says Mayor Nolan Crouse.

Two Paul Kane graduates are off to Germany next week to take on the world during the international Culinary Olympics.

Federal politicians voted against re-examining the country's Criminal Code definition of when human life begins in the House of Commons Wednesday.

Increases in the cost of seniors accommodation, announced this week by the provincial government, isn’t needed and will hurt those who can least afford it, say officials who deal with seniors. Starting Jan.

There are no Alberta Party representatives in the Legislature these days, but that isn’t stopping the party from pressing on.

Residents didn’t exactly turn out in droves last weekend for St. Albert’s first-ever citywide cleanup, but its organizers are still calling it a success.

Staff at Servus Credit Union Place will be asking council to put an almost two-year-old report up on the city’s website so the public can weigh in on the facility’s future.

City residents will soon get hourly reports on the health of their air now that the province has agreed to build a permanent air quality monitoring station in town. St.

The Magic Kingdom is the place where many kids want to go to realize their theme park fantasies, meet movie characters and generally just have the time of their lives.

The body of a St. Albert resident and retired RCMP officer was recovered over the weekend after he drowned following a scuba diving accident in central Alberta. Staff Sgt.