Local News

The military is hoping a new agreement with Medicentres will help local families find family doctors.

A new NAIT study suggests that St. Albert's river edge enhancement efforts have brought more birds to the Sturgeon.

It’s spring and the human urge is to get outside but it’s raining, and or snowing – again – and besides, the hockey playoffs are on television. If that sounds like a recipe for huddling inside, lighten up.

It is the early afternoon of election day, the ballots are being cast and 28 days of hard work is playing out. After a month of madly running in all directions there is only one thing left for the candidates to do.

A tragic accident proved to be a new beginning for a local businessman, who after undergoing a unique therapy, decided to use it to help others.

Students at Richard S. Fowler Catholic Junior High School had a unique opportunity to meet and pay tribute to the school’s namesake last week. Dick Fowler, 80, was honoured Thursday for his long history in St.

Provincial regulations have helped St. Albert blow past its 2020 target for pesticides, says the city’s environmental manager.

Runny nose, itchiness, watery eyes and sneezing — these are known all too well by those suffering from springtime allergies.

Weekly pick-up of green organics carts will resume on Monday, with an extra two weeks added to the season in the event of another late fall.

At about 10:30 a.m. last Wednesday, a long-haired Métis man named Garry Lee settled down in front of St. Albert Place. He pulled out a fiddle, put resin on the bow and started to play.