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Webstreaming standing committee on finance (SCOF) meetings from the east boardroom in St. Albert Place won’t be as easy as webstreaming regular council meetings, but it can be done, councillors heard Monday night.

A senior ATB economist broke out the contents of his parents’ board game shelf to illustrate what 2012 will bring in the global, federal and provincial economies.

The organizers behind the annual 12-hour Relay for Life cancer charity fundraiser are acting like they need to do more to bring the message to the people. Now, they're getting ready to do just that in a dinner theatre setting.

Teachers and board members from School District 6 gathered Thursday to celebrate the history of Paul Kane, St. Albert’s first Protestant high school.

You’re riding the bus and suddenly remember that you have a book that might be due back at the library.

Local realtor Mark Cassidy has become the sixth person to declare their intentions to seek the Progressive Conservative nomination in St. Albert.

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A man who made the very questionable decision of starting a fight inside the provincial probation office was ordered to pay a $500 fine.

Despite the failure of three roads in Deer Ridge over the summer, the city's roads, as well as its water, storm and sewer infrastructure are all in relatively good condition, according to St. Albert's infrastructure manager.

Councillors were happy they could load the 2012 budget onto iPads and overall were satisfied with the budget process that concluded last month, but in the future they’d prefer no one in the gallery be allowed to carry guns.