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Changing the status of the Greater St. Albert Catholic School Division from a public school board to a separate school board is an option Catholic school trustees have considered and might be open to, according to superintendent David Keohane.

Students and staff at Albert Lacombe School are trying to kick the habit of buying bottled water and use reusable containers instead.

A local environmental group has called on the province to put a firm limit on withdrawals from the Athabasca River to protect the life within it. The St.

With several high-profile events like the 150th anniversary black tie gala and the Alberta 55 Plus Winter Games coming to St.

Local business owners will have an opportunity to brush up on their marketing efforts next Tuesday during St. Albert business and tourism development’s seventh annual business breakfast.

Are you like so many hopelessly unromantic men around the world who fear the advent of Valentine’s Day? These poor fellows suffer for weeks with anxiety about how best to show their love to that special someone in their lives.

A local researcher says he has developed a sunscreen that can be taken as a pill and is composed entirely of natural vitamins already present in the human body. Dr. Barry Barclay of Planet Biotechnology Inc.

Come out, come out, wherever you are. You’re out there somewhere, Alberta’s next volunteer of the year, and Direct Energy is looking for you.

A new commercial retail development is in the works for South Campbell Business Park as a group of property owners prepares to begin developing the long-vacant land.

Students at école Secondaire Sainte Marguerite d'Youville (ESSMY) have been fundraising since last year for an upcoming trip to New Orleans where they plan to help rebuild some of the homes damaged by hurricane Katrina in 2005.