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A provincial court judge ruled Tuesday that Robert John Paolinelli’s actions in his bedroom with a 16-year-old hockey player last year were more in line with his version of events than the victim’s.

With 1,302 cyclists on the road, Sunday’s 18th annual Tour de l’Alberta was the biggest yet. “That’s a very good number,” said event general coordinator Dan Boonstra.

Receiving a second round of chickenpox vaccinations will become the norm for preschool-aged children at the beginning of August.

Local farmers are both hot and cold about this month's wild weather. Sturgeon County farms have been baked and soaked in recent weeks by storms and sun. Temperatures at Alberta Agriculture's St.

Opportunities for Saturday shopping in St. Albert have grown this summer with both the St. Albert Curling Club and the St. Albert Legion creating venues for vendors.

A 53-year-old Parkland County woman was killed Friday afternoon at the Cardiff Corner intersection just south of Morinville.

Young people and seniors are putting pressure on St. Albert’s rental apartment market, driving up demand and fuelling speculation that more apartments will be built to increase a supply that has been almost static for decades.

Four fast-food favourites are getting a facelift this summer to provide a more contemporary and convenient dining experience. Each McDonald’s restaurant in St.

In an open letter to council it intends to send later this month, the St. Albert Youth Centre board intends to challenge a report the city used to justify cutting the centre's funding.

It's not all rosy in Margaret and Richard Plain's St. Albert garden. True, there are some 50 roses tucked here and there in their big wedge-shaped yard, but there are also herbs, vegetables, perennials and – oh, yes – there are weeds.