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On Tuesday, in Vancouver's B.C. Place stadium, "Little Amanda" Magyar of St.

The Mother’s Day barbecue was underway: beef tenderloin roast was seared and cooking, the potatoes pierced and off to the side and the peach pie just beginning to warm. That’s right, peach pie, on the barbecue.

Last week’s Mayor’s Lunch for Celebrating Inclusive Employment was the coming-out party for the city’s employment legacy for people with disabilities announced earlier this year. About 100 people attended the lunch at the St.

A boy clutches a toy truck as he stands in front of a house engulfed in flames. A girl is grasping a teddy bear as a real grizzly bear growls right behind her.

The pool at Servus Credit Union Place might be closing down for a week, but anyone looking to beat the summer heat during that time will have several other options available.

Maj. Mark Campbell is a very angry man. On June 2, 2008, he had both of his legs blown off by an improvised explosive device during an ambush in Afghanistan.

City councillors reviewed the 10-year capital plan on Monday night and already one item in particular is sparking some debate — the proposed expansion of the Art Gallery of St. Albert.

Chris Sturdy talks to chickadees. Not often, he clarifies – just the occasional whistle as they chatter at him in the lab.

The keen eye of a Servus Credit Union Place security guard led police to a stolen truck and led one of the culprits to a year of probation.

Although consumers are often the victims of counterfeit funds, debit card fraud, cheque fraud and identity theft, law enforcement agencies say they play a vital role in putting an end to the criminal activity.