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Knowledge sprouts in school garden

Knowledge sprouts in school garden

Students are minding their peas and carrots in the new Learning Garden at Sturgeon Heights School.
All downhill from here

All downhill from here

Damien Lee is a racer. The six-year-old first learned how to drift around curves when he was four, thanks to his rally-driving dad, and loves watching the British car show Top Gear. So when St.
Back-to-work bill expected in Canada Post lockout

Back-to-work bill expected in Canada Post lockout

The federal government introduced back-to-work legislation Monday that, if passed later this week, would get the mail system moving again.
LIberals, Alberta Party unveil municipal positions

LIberals, Alberta Party unveil municipal positions

The Alberta Liberals and Alberta Party unveiled policies last week, with both promising to rebalance the relationship between municipalities and the province.
St. Albert man walking to help Japan stay strong

St. Albert man walking to help Japan stay strong

The disastrous earthquake and tsunami in northern Japan has mostly faded from the headlines of news stories. But St. Albert teacher Steve Johnson intends to bring attention back by putting his feet down … again and again.
Morinville picks big 'M' for sign

Morinville picks big 'M' for sign

The votes are in and it’s a landslide: Morinville’s new town sign will be a giant ‘M.
Sacred staff kicks off National Aboriginal Day

Sacred staff kicks off National Aboriginal Day

An Alexander elder gave St. Albert the gift of co-operation this week in a ceremony involving a sacred staff. Alexander elder Tony Arcand presented St. Albert city council with a hand-made staff Monday to commemorate the city's 150th anniversary.
Floods and blackouts hit city, county

Floods and blackouts hit city, county

Heavy rains and a raven brought floods and blackouts to St. Albert and Sturgeon County on Monday. The heavens dropped about 37 millimetres of rain on the region, according to Alberta Agriculture soil moisture specialist Ralph Wright.
Slug gets the heave-ho at local garden centre

Slug gets the heave-ho at local garden centre

There was nothing sluggish about the attempted disposal of a large critter at a local big-box garden centre Sunday, but the solution might have been inappropriate given the potential danger of an invasive species moving into local gardens.
Avenir issues ultimatum to city council

Avenir issues ultimatum to city council

St. Albert will lose the Avenir development if council doesn't provide an endorsement on July 11, say the project's proponents.
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