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Local Wildrose candidates tried to generate resistance to the province's power line plans by bringing in long-time opponent Joe Anglin, who argued to a crowd of 40 in St. Albert that the plans remain bad for Alberta.

The Redford government took steps to ease the pressure on Albertans' power bills this week, while approving the construction of two power lines, which will likely increase the bills.

The Health Quality Council of Alberta has found widespread physician intimidation and an emergency room system under severe strain, but no suggestions that doctors were paid for their silence or that lung cancer patients died on a waiting list.

Alberta’s oilsands alone won’t doom the world to more than two degrees of warming, suggests a new study, but that doesn’t mean we should keep developing them.

You cannot help but exhale an ooh-la-la after a visit to not one, not two, not three, but four homes valued at more than a million bucks each. The occasion to visit so many prestigious homes was a result of a St.

All three St. Albert-area school boards will soon operate with new boundaries and new powers with a new piece of legislation designed to solve the long-running issue of secular education in Morinville. The St.

Seniors shouldn't be paranoid about potential fraudsters taking advantage of them, but they should certainly be wary. That was the message delivered by Const. Janice Schoepp of the St.

The province doesn't want kids to study in the basements of nursing homes, says Alberta's education minister, but it'll be at least three years before students at école Alexandre-Taché can get out of the one they're in now.

The city will negotiate with the company that owns Grandin Park Plaza for use of its 240-stall parkade to provide additional parking in the downtown.