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In the middle of a routine soccer game late last year, St. Albert resident Allan Robertson fell to the ground. The 57-year-old man went into sudden cardiac arrest on the field.

Alberta Health Services (AHS) is urging people to take precautions against Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome after a case was confirmed north of St. Albert.

St. Albert’s business community believes there should be different standards for portable signs on St. Albert Trail compared to other areas of the city like business parks, according to the results of a recently released survey.

Commuters on St. Albert Trail can expect a few more weeks of delays, but the end to the major construction project is in sight. Work on the trail in Edmonton has been ongoing since 2010, with major construction taking place all last summer.

It’s the same as it ever was and that’s pretty good news for city seniors getting set to celebrate everything senior.

A parcel of land in Riel Business Park earmarked for a shopping centre continues to sit vacant after nearly nine months of consultations.

St. Albert's biggest greenhouse will be one of the star attractions next week in a new tour designed to promote green buildings.

Soccer season is well underway but some young athletes could see it – as well as their athletic careers – cut short by a damaging knee injury.

A city councillor’s attempt to cap next year’s property tax increase at 1.5 per cent made some good points with council, but came up short in the end. A majority of council voted against Coun.

A man who threatened to kill as many RCMP officers as possible, praised Mayerthorpe killer James Roszko and said he hoped to kill upwards of 20 officers, pleaded guilty Monday and will be sentenced later this month.