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Just days after the hotly contested election was over, Morinville’s new town council was sworn into office last week.

Meet Murray Simpson. He's a young man from Camrose with a jolly face, twinkling eyes and a smile that beams like a small sun. He's also a recovering cocaine addict. "I was in with the wrong crowd," he says, and started doing drugs to fit in.

Former Alberta senator-in-waiting Link Byfield officially became a Wildrose Alliance candidate last week, making him the party’s standard-bearer in the next provincial election.

A Morinville bank will mark its centennial next week with a donation to help the town celebrate its own anniversary.

Hello everyone, my name is Charlee and I am a two-year-old neutered male Australian shepherd-collie mix looking for a new home.

Thanks to a handful of local agencies that assist senior citizens in the community, St. Albert now has a protocol that lays out where seniors can go and what can be done if they’ve been a victim of elder abuse.

New parents can spend many nights with their newborns, wondering when exactly, both of them will get to sleep through the night. A new study out of New Zealand shows that it might only be a matter of a few months.

Volunteer and enrich your own life and your community! The St. Albert Community Information & Volunteer Centre has many volunteer opportunities to choose from and can help find the right fit for you.

A road rage incident that left one man with a broken nose left another with a $500 fine. After a brief trial, Robert Hartley, 64, was found guilty of assault. The incident occurred on Dec. 12 outside St. Albert Place on St. Anne Street.

A local senior citizens’ organization has joined a growing number of people across the province that are voicing their concerns about a new Alberta Health Act. Dick Tansey, chair of the St.