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St. Albert residents have a unique opportunity to lend a hand in cancer research. The Tomorrow Project, a long-term research study into the causes of cancer, is looking for roughly 150 locals to participate in the study to be held in St.

A Morinville student says she's had her eyes opened after spending spring break rebuilding homes devastated by the hurricane in New Orleans.

A history of frequent dental X-rays, particularly at a young age, is tied to an increased risk of developing meningioma, the most common type of primary brain tumour in the United States, according to a new study that’s the largest of its kind.

Alberta Party leader Glenn Taylor sat down with the Gazette's editorial board on Wednesday, April 11 to discuss his party's platform and political philosophy.

The province's cities and towns are looking for a municipal funding deal that treats them as equals, said Linda Sloan, Edmonton city councillor and president of the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA).

The St. Albert Gazette will be live blogging tonight's candidate forum from the St. Albert Public Library, starting at 7 p.m. Nine total candidates from both the St. Albert and Spruce Grove-St.

In the Saturday, April 7 edition of the Gazette, it was stated that local MP Brent Rathgeber wants federal health transfers axed.

Using St. Albert and Alberta budget documents along with party platforms and information from the parties themselves the Gazette calculated what each party's platform, as presented during this election campaign, would be worth to the City of St.

The manager of Namao's only store says he's closing his doors at the end of June. But don't worry, say the building's owners, Johnny's Store isn't shutting down anytime soon.

Working with the Alberta School Boards Association, the two St. Albert-based school boards asked the Gazette to ask candidates about their views on education. The questions and responses are published here. Please note that NDP candidate Rev J.J.