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On March 17, the first video game developed by a female-owned Canadian studio will be released.

City council went against its own process by agreeing to dip into a city grant fund to provide money to the St. Albert Historical Society for its “buffalo hunt” project.

For probably the first time ever, people can hang out in the library after hours this Friday and it’s all completely legitimate. Even when they start drinking wine.

Alberta Education Minister Dave Hancock said the Greater St. Albert Catholic Regional Division has an obligation to provide a secular education option in Morinville — “if numbers warrant” — or some kind of alternative option.

With countless websites devoted to dieting and quick weight-loss solutions, Jim Starko knows how difficult it can be to find credible, evidence-based information on how to lose and manage one’s weight. The St.

The trial of a former St. Albert man in a murder case that made headlines around the world is set to get under way this week.

Incorrect information appeared in At County Council in the March 9 Gazette. North West Upgrading will make a lump sum payment of $5.59 million as part of the company’s property tax agreement with Sturgeon County.

Separating household organic waste from regular trash is supposed to save the city money. The city’s contract for waste disposal at the 170th Street landfill ends this year, which has prompted the city to adopt a curbside organics program.

Since September, a group of students at Bellerose Composite High School have been hitting the books in preparation for the Reach for the Top provincial championships taking place in Calgary next month.

Canadians are dropping the bottle and going back to the tap when it comes to drinking water, according to a recent environmental study. Statistics Canada released its biennial Households and the Environment report this week.