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It’s been more than year since the Alberta 55 Plus Winter Games came to St. Albert, but its surplus, as well as some rebates and a grant, have paid dividends to several local groups.

Summer jobs for teenagers usually involve malls or movie theatres, but for three young women from St. Albert the summer has been anything but routine.

Nearly a decade of rising birth rates since 2000 in the greater Edmonton area is still translating to added pressure on local child-care facilities and medical professionals trained in maternity care.

Turning the popular hobby of jewelry making into a viable business takes dedication, creativity and continuous inspiration.

Like any classic car owner with a true passion for automobiles, Gary Poff isn't content to just admire his pride and joy in the protection of the garage.

The RCMP’s explosive disposal unit was called to a Heritage Lakes home Thursday night and found an incendiary device on the homeowner’s back deck. Police are not releasing details about the device, but Cpl.

Many people would cringe at the thought of working side-by-side with a parent, but Kelsey Bulmer isn’t one of them. Bulmer and her mother Jill have been working together since last September when the duo opened Cerulean Boutique in downtown St.

The Nobert family sure gets around a lot. They first arrived in Quebec in 1691, says Sturgeon County resident Leonard Nobert. A branch of the family headed to Kansas during the 1860s, and his grandfather, Walter, came from there to Alberta in 1898.

Alberta's newest political party will make a decision on its future this fall after losing its first leader this week. At an annual general meeting Sept.

You don't often find radar listening posts on Big Lake. But if you look just east of the Pioneer Gun Club on the northwest shore, you might spot Sarina Loots and her big white truck.