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Tesla coils are awesome. That's a scientific fact. About 35 Sir George Simpson students learned that last Friday in St. Albert when teacher Tony Rafaat fired one up.

It's time for the city to stop accepting vandalism as normal and council has to lead the way, said Mayor Nolan Crouse.

Should the city provide a sympathetic ear to its employees so they can unburden themselves in times of strife? Coun. Wes Brodhead thinks so.

If you're having trouble finding a family doctor, the City of St. Albert wants to hear from you. The city's website will soon have a link to an online survey aimed at gauging the level of need for more doctors.

It's a whole new world in Parliament now that the election is over, say local observers, one that looks pretty good for Alberta.

The province assures its new websites containing health and patient records will be safe and secure. When the sites were announced at the Sturgeon Community Hospital in St.

With more than a billion dollars in debt eliminated, Alberta Health Services (AHS) is going to redistribute some of the responsibilities it absorbed when it was created.

Four new types of cancers will now be covered without question for Alberta firefighters who brings claims to the Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB).

Alberta Health Services leapt further into the electronic age this week, launching two websites promised to help patients with their medical care questions. MyHealth.alberta.

A St. Albert RCMP officer found a much bigger problem than he likely first anticipated, when he pulled over a vehicle without a licence plate last weekend. After stopping the Ford Escort on Perron Street around 12:20 a.m.