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Parents over-estimate kids' fitness

Parents over-estimate kids' fitness

A new study suggests that parents may be overestimating the amount of exercise their kids are getting — a fact that could be making them fatter.
New name for new position

New name for new position

After four months of searching with little success, the city has decided to change the title of the person it wants to hire to market St. Albert as a prime location for industrial development.
Crash Test Dummy drummer talks to kids

Crash Test Dummy drummer talks to kids

When Crash Test Dummy drummer Mitch Dorge talks to St. Albert teens next Wednesday he’ll bring a message billed as being In Your Face and Interactive. “His message is about making the right choices.
NDP leader Brian Mason focuses on PC shortfalls

NDP leader Brian Mason focuses on PC shortfalls

Alberta's New Democratic Party Leader Brian Mason expects to build off past provincial and federal success to fill more seats in the legislature following the provincial election Monday.
Voices and Faces writing project to be held in Edmonton

Voices and Faces writing project to be held in Edmonton

Survivors of sexual violence, domestic violence or human trafficking are invited to attend a free weekend writing workshop scheduled to take place June 2 and 3 at the Edmonton Sexual Assault Centre.
St. Albert candidates on the spot at VJM

St. Albert candidates on the spot at VJM

Although they may have to wait a few years to check a box on the ballot, local junior high students certainly didn’t shy away from the election process. Four of the five St.
The mall that time forgot

The mall that time forgot

Vacant storefronts with papered-over windows line the hallways of Grandin Park Plaza. Few businesses remain in the mall, with even fewer people seen browsing the shops on a given day.
Bang-bang-boom at garrison

Bang-bang-boom at garrison

County residents should expect to hear a little warfare this weekend as troops at the Edmonton Garrison sharpen their skills.
Parties promise more family care

Parties promise more family care

While emergency rooms, surgery waiting lists and long-term care spaces have dominated health care for many Albertans, one of the biggest problems in health care in St. Albert is the lack of a family doctor. St.
Spruce Grove-St. Albert candidates contest final debate

Spruce Grove-St. Albert candidates contest final debate

In one final forum before election day, the Spruce Grove-St. Albert candidates attempted to draw more distinctions between one another, declaring voters had a clear choice on Monday.
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