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Minister gave 'verbal direction' on Duckett

Minister gave 'verbal direction' on Duckett

Health Minister Gene Zwozdesky gave the health superboard “verbal direction” regarding the fate of former Alberta Health Services CEO Stephen Duckett, according to statements he made during a press conference Wednesday night.
Grey wave to change streets

Grey wave to change streets

St. Albert needs to become denser and walkable if it wants to be a good place for seniors, says a researcher. About 25 people gathered at the St. Albert Senior Citizens' Club Thursday night for a talk on healthy aging in suburban environments.
Hair Massacure dollars put into action

Hair Massacure dollars put into action

The setting is conversely high tech and low altitude. You have to go down two flights of stairs from ground level to get to the sub-basement of the 89-year-old dentistry/pharmacy centre building on the main University of Alberta campus. There, Dr.
Province hits pause on parks bill

Province hits pause on parks bill

The province has pushed its new parks bill back to the spring session following a wave of protest from environmental groups.
Kinettes launch annual Christmas hamper campaign today

Kinettes launch annual Christmas hamper campaign today

The St. Albert Kinettes already feel like they’re well on their way to having a successful three-week collection campaign to support its annual Christmas hamper project. The campaign launches this morning at St.
Nickerson kids celebrate Christmas story

Nickerson kids celebrate Christmas story

It was a cool Thursday morning when the parents of Jesus Christ arrived at St. Albert Place, accompanied by a small army of angels, kings and sheep.
Church lands ready to sprout

Church lands ready to sprout

It might seem wacky to start planning a garden during December’s frosty temperatures, but the St. Albert Christian Reformed Church is now working to convert a chunk of its land into a series of community garden plots.
Supreme Court upholds murder conviction

Supreme Court upholds murder conviction

The Supreme Court of Canada has upheld the conviction of an Edmonton man found guilty of killing a St. Albert high school janitor in 2006. Thieu Tran was originally convicted of manslaughter in the death of An Quoc Tran (no relation). On Feb.
Committee seeks more local award wins

Committee seeks more local award wins

St. Albert city council believes more local residents and organizations should win awards, so it established a committee that will try and make that happen.
Hockey game brings ice indoors

Hockey game brings ice indoors

Spending countless hours playing pond hockey as a kid in St. Albert was one of the factors that influenced Scott Rusnak’s decision to create a hockey-themed online virtual game called Rinksters, set for release early next year.
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