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Police are searching for clues this week after someone broke into a Grandin-area church, leaving behind a trail of blood and shattered glass. St.

Kids love going out and one local social organization is now trying to make that easier by asking the public to donate unused event tickets.

Members of city council are unanimous in their opinion of where and when they can disagree. In chambers during debate? Yes. In public after a decision? No.

A nationwide non-profit organization that helps underprivileged kids compete in sporting programs is ready for a second attempt to set up shop in St. Albert.

A series of investigations last week led local RCMP to seize drugs and cash while also laying several charges. On Feb. 11, officers with the detachment's crime reduction unit noticed a vehicle in a local parking lot and witnessed a drug transaction.

St. Albert's member of Parliament says he wants to hear your thoughts on the future of Canada's mission in Afghanistan. Edmonton-St. Albert MP Brent Rathgeber is holding a town hall meeting Tuesday night on Canada in Afghanistan.

This upcoming Family Day, for the first time in its history, St. Albert Transit will run buses on a statutory holiday. Transit will offer its Sunday service, which includes dial-a-bus pickup and delivery plus Route 201 to and from Edmonton.

While February of 1987 saw the start of construction on Bellerose Composite High School, it was the same month in 1988 that really rocked the city. First a nurses’ strike in St.

The trio of Progressive Conservative leadership contenders became a quartet Thursday as Justice Minister and Attorney General Alison Redford resigned her post and entered the fray.

Laurie Blakeman, Liberal MLA for Edmonton Centre announced this week she’ll be seeking the leadership of the Alberta Liberal Party (ALP) when David Swann steps down later this year.