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Jack's life began a little more than three years ago on a television monitor in a small room in Oklahoma. As parents-to-be John and Jill watched the screen, a tiny tube appeared and what resembled two tiny air bubbles emerged from its tip.

The number of starts for single-family housing construction fell narrowly in St. Albert compared to this time last year, slightly bucking the growth trend in the Edmonton metropolitan area.

A new report suggests that St. Albert may have hit its 2020 trash diversion goal eight years ahead of schedule. City council received a report on the first nine months of St. Albert’s new solid waste collection program earlier this month. St.

City crews have discovered a new evil weevil in town that preys upon local elms. But don't worry, say bug specialists, you can fend it off with proper pruning.

Lunchboxes have become a thing of the past, with many students and professionals opting instead for the local fast food joint or office vending machine to obtain their daily sustenance.

A St. Albert family is speaking out about the care their 80-year-old mother received, both at Youville Home in St. Albert and at a private Edmonton facility, which they say evicted the senior after the family refused to pay higher fees.

A man who stole several expensive items from the local Walmart earlier this year was sentenced to a hefty fine and ordered to pay for what he stole.

St. Albert Parents' Place celebrated its 30th anniversary Tuesday by unveiling a new name: the St. Albert Family Resource Centre.

Environment minister Dianna McQueen has asked a panel of experts to recommend how a new oilsands monitoring system will be run and funded.

Alberta’s need for a single technology industry association will soon be determined, after several months of project inactivity.