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A St. Albert resident has taken over as Canadian deputy commander of a busy region in war-torn southern Afghanistan. Brig.-Gen.

Like most municipalities, St. Albert has an infrastructure deficit, but its assets are generally in good condition and the engineering department has made “significant headway” in addressing the gap.

Mitchell Hurst holds a tattered pink sheet of paper for his mother to view through the glass pane separating them in the Edmonton Remand Centre's visiting room.

Two students were sent to hospital Monday night following a school bus collision northwest of Legal.

It's Wednesday morning, and Melanie Smith is making some green soup with the kids. As twins five-year-old Jack and Lauren mix the ingredients together, she tries to convince Deacon, one year, not to drink the soap.

'Tis the season when a young man's fancy turns to mountain biking. At least that's the case for a trio of St. Albert teens who are trying to generate online votes in the hope of raising money for their pet project — a mountain bike skills park.

Henry Vos held onto his seat this weekend as Sturgeon County's representative on the Canadian Wheat Board, but it was a close call — he won by just two per cent.

Social assistance is harder to get than it was 20 years ago and, as a result, more people were being forced into destitution to qualify in 2009, says a new report from the National Council of Welfare (NCW).

A new Alberta-wide research team is making is easier for physicians to identify and treat those most at risk of kidney failure, heart attacks, hospitalization and death while also helping health care policy makers to better understand disease managem

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, especially when you ask Karen Mehok. The St. Albert Kinette is riding as high as Santa Claus on Christmas Eve right now.