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When it comes to figuring out what food she and her clients should eat, one local nutritionist says that it’s tough to beat something that’s been around for a few thousand years.

This week I watched the tulips and crocuses jump out one by one in my front flower patch. Two yellow crocuses started to open.

One of St. Albert's most renowned human rights champions has died. St. Albert resident and constitutional law scholar Gerald Gall died March 18 from heart failure following surgery after a long bout with lung disease. He was 65.

The province has cut St. Albert a cheque for the last of the money it owes the city for the second stage of Ray Gibbon Drive, just as the tender for the final stage was awarded.

Many Primary Care Networks (PCNs) throughout the province were forced to cut back in recent years due to unpredictable funding, but a recent agreement in principle could help to repair the damage.

Two local MLAs were among 33 newly elected members who received a full year's contribution to their RRSPs, after just three weeks work in 2008.

Spring has arrived, so what better time to volunteer and make a difference in someone’s life, while making a difference in your own. The St.

Despite tumbling seven places in the overall rankings, MoneySense magazine still ranks St. Albert as one of the top 15 places in Canada to live, including the third best place to find a job and the fifth best place to raise a family.

A trio of family care clinics will open their doors next month as part of a government pilot project to connect individuals in under-served communities to adequate health services.

St. Albert Transit users can now plan their trips almost anywhere in the Capital region in a matter of seconds, thanks to Google. The city announced Wednesday that it had officially integrated its scheduling and route data for St.