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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.
Video: Brian Mason editorial board

Video: Brian Mason editorial board

Alberta NDP leader Brian Mason shared his vision for Alberta with members of the St. Albert Gazette editorial board on Wednesday April 18, 2012.
Mason ready for minority, but focused on election day

Mason ready for minority, but focused on election day

A wry smile passes across Brian Mason’s face at the mere mention of the idea. When asked how the NDP leader will respond to a minority government the grin widens before he states his feelings plainly. “With great enthusiasm.
Wildrose and PCs draw lines at St. Albert forum

Wildrose and PCs draw lines at St. Albert forum

Wildrose and Progressive conservative candidates drew hard distinctions between each other at Monday night's election forum, while other parties insisted this is more than a two-party race. The St.
Local birder presents Poole study

Local birder presents Poole study

A local naturalist hopes his massive four-year bird study will get more people interested in the Riel Wetlands. St. Albert naturalist Dan Stoker presented a report to city council this week on his ongoing study of birds in the wetlands.
MLA candidates all plan to stand for St. Albert first

MLA candidates all plan to stand for St. Albert first

Raj Sherman, Glenn Taylor, Danielle Smith, Alison Redford or Brian Mason are not running in either of St. Albert’s riding, but as potential premiers all of them could have a big impact on the city, both positive and negative.
Pharmacy changes reflected in new degree program

Pharmacy changes reflected in new degree program

Day-to-day pharmacy operations have changed significantly over the years, with increased demand on pharmacists prompting change to business models. Jody Shkrobot, owner of Salvus Rxellence in St.
St. Albert readies for Earth Day

St. Albert readies for Earth Day

Local artists, musicians and experts will be greening up Fort Edmonton this Sunday as thousands of residents head out to celebrate international Earth Day.
Pat Draper, the rest

Pat Draper, the rest

Patrick Draper, city manager What do you consider your greatest accomplishment? Helping my dad in the last few years of his life.
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