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Council targets plastic bags

Council targets plastic bags

City council is looking to do something to reduce the use of plastic bags at local retail stores.
Students serve up delectable delights

Students serve up delectable delights

Paul Kane students Travis Poseluzny and Adam Hayman assisted chef Paul Campbell, of Sherwood Park’s CafĂ© de Ville, in creating a breakfast menu fit for royalty at a recent culinary competition in Edmonton.
Sturgeon delays application to Green Trip program

Sturgeon delays application to Green Trip program

Sturgeon County councillors voted to delay putting in an application for the provincial Green Trip program that would help build a park and ride lot near Fort Saskatchewan.
Old Ford rides again

Old Ford rides again

Don Kurjata says he was eight years old when he first saw his dream car. He was a big fan of The Rat Patrol, he says, a 1960s serial about an elite team of soldiers that harassed Nazi forces in Africa during the Second World War.
Book preserves veterans' stories

Book preserves veterans' stories

Ray Lewis’ voice quivers slightly. His lips tighten and his eyes glisten with moisture. The St. Albert resident doesn’t like to exhume the past.
NASAP

NASAP

My name is Percy and I'm a two-year-old, medium-haired male orange tabby who loves food as much as Garfield. I'm a talkative, big and gentle cat who doesn't have a mean bone in my body. I love to cuddle.
Paradise lost for St. Albert couple

Paradise lost for St. Albert couple

A St.
Fallout meets Vice City

Fallout meets Vice City

To risk or not to risk my life to recover the body of a soldier’s husband? To steal or not to steal from that gun cabinet to make a little extra cash? To seek or not to seek visceral vengeance against those who shot me and left me for dead? The
Feds mull longer Afghan mission

Feds mull longer Afghan mission

Up to 1,000 Canadian troops might stay in Afghanistan past 2011 to train locals officials say, but that doesn't mean they won't be in combat.
Tomorrow is the time to remember

Tomorrow is the time to remember

The skies should be clear tomorrow morning and the streets are going to be packed with people, all standing without speaking at 11 a.m.
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