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Karen Rackel doesn’t get teed off as much as she’d like these days but that doesn’t seem to bother her. The St.

The provincial NDP wants to know more about children who died in the province's care after finding what they view as discrepancies in the province's annual report.

An affordable housing project originally envisioned as an option for adults with disabilities is no longer being pursued. A planned expansion to St.

The City of St. Albert wants to do a better job of marketing itself, but council and administration are having trouble getting on the same page.

You can set up a Facebook page in mere minutes but it's taken the City of St. Albert six months and counting. Council passed a resolution in February to set up an official city page on the social media website to post news and events.

Call it pie-in-the-sky if you want, but the sports city concept being proposed for St.

July of 1962 was a historic month for the Town of St. Albert.

The operator of a local fitness club isn’t impressed with the City of St. Albert’s plan to operate a Starbucks Coffee location at Servus Credit Union Place.

Canadians who stayed home when the polls opened on May 2 did so because they were either too busy or not interested, according to survey results released this week.

The Hole’s Enjoy Centre is still a work in progress but family spokesperson Jim Hole is optimistic all the businesses will be open and running within the month and landscaping on the building will be finished by summer’s end.