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A trip to the Edmonton Garrison led to several shots being fired this week — by St. Albert Gazette photographer April Bartlett. Bartlett came across a herd of deer congregating and feeding just off the side of Highway 28.

Brent Rathgeber will face off against two fresh faces and one familiar one this week as the race for Parliament Hill begins. Prime Minister Stephen Harper was expected to visit Gov. Gen.

St. Albert is getting a third ambulance. Alberta Health Services and the city reached an agreement Wednesday evening that will put a third full-time ambulance on city streets.

Canadians are going to the polls now that the federal government has been defeated due to a historic charge of contempt.

Locking up Gary Edwin Mattson for an indeterminate period is not the best way to ensure he receives the treatment and programming he needs to be rehabilitated, his lawyer argued Friday morning as the defence began its closing arguments.

Finding a place to chow down in St. Albert will get easier for visitors, thanks to a new dining guide, Cultivate your Tastebuds, introduced this year.

Despite mounting evidence and the unusual stories surrounding him, Mark Twitchell denied any knowledge of the disappearance of Johnny Altinger during a police interview, shown to the jury Friday. The police interview was played during the St.

St. Albert has a new person at the helm of its communications department. Maya Pungur-Buick took over as director of corporate communications and marketing last week.

The province needs to revisit how it awards one of its lottery grants to cut out the amount of double-dipping by groups affiliated with municipalities, said St. Albert MLA Ken Allred.

The game of soccer doesn't look quite the same when many of the players have only one foot. Still, such games do exist and in the process exemplify the triumph of the human spirit. So says British filmmaker Lindsay Maggs.