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The situation is dire, according to Peter Kim. The pastor at the local Salvation Army Church says that this year's Christmas Kettle campaign has hit some snags and there just haven't been as many people as usual helping out the program.

More than four years in the making, it looks like the province is prepared to take the first step in building a pedway from the Enjoy Centre to Lois Hole Centennial Provincial Park. In a letter to Mayor Nolan Crouse dated Dec.

December is the month of holiday giving. Give of your time and volunteer in your community. The St.

Three St. Albert hockey-playing buddies are about to be introduced to the world. The three — Tyler Mrkonjic, 15, Stevie Canduro, 15, and J.T.

A new study suggests that uninformed voters may help, not hinder, democratic decisions.

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For a moment, imagine that your wallet is as large and limitless as the love you feel in your heart for your loved ones.

The flags are in the ground, signalling that AltaLink is getting closer to raising some powerlines that are interfering with construction of a new dog park along Levasseur Road, but no firm date has been set on when that work will happen.

I am a four-month-old large breed shepherd mix puppy looking for a new home to call my own. I was in the pound but now I’m settling in nicely at a foster home organized by the Northern Alberta Society for Animal Protection (NASAP).

County council’s approval of a 2012 budget that calls for a 6.85-per-cent tax hike has left Mayor Donald Rigney fuming that government spending is “right out of control.