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Business break-ins net 10 months

Business break-ins net 10 months

A man responsible for a string of break-and-enters at businesses in St. Albert and Edmonton was given a ten-month sentence Monday.
Humanitarian award for boy wonder

Humanitarian award for boy wonder

In the world of bowling charities, St. Albert’s favourite son has done it again. Jaden Babiuk, the wunderkind who created a popular local fundraiser when he was just six years old, had been honoured with a prestigious humanitarian award.
Public-private partnership homes in on affordable housing

Public-private partnership homes in on affordable housing

Fundraising efforts are ongoing to ensure that the new Big Lake Pointe rental housing complex remains affordable for low-income families, not just when the buildings are completed, but also in the future. "Our target is to raise $1.
Adopt A Pet

Adopt A Pet

Ada, corgi-cross, 10 years old Hi everyone. My name is Ada and I am a corgi cross about 10 years old and looking for a new home. I have had a complete dental and have been spayed. I am in good shape and am not ready to hang up my leash just yet.
Modular classes for Morinville secular school delayed

Modular classes for Morinville secular school delayed

Marjorie Kirsop is beginning to wonder if the two modular classroom units that were promised for the new Morinville Public Elementary School will ever arrive. “It’s ridiculous. I don’t know anymore if they are really coming.
La Rose to seek PC nod

La Rose to seek PC nod

After a year of helping with the celebrations for St. Albert’s 150th birthday Kent La Rose has shifted his focus to his political future. La Rose announced this week he plans to seek the Progressive Conservative nomination for St.
Snowflake Festival celebrates family and community

Snowflake Festival celebrates family and community

The little old drivers so lively and quick who whistled and softly called to their Clydesdales as they trotted down Perron Street Friday evening marked the beginning of the one-day Snowflake Festival.
Counties rally against Heartland line

Counties rally against Heartland line

Residents and governments launched a slew of legal challenges to the Heartland Transmission Project this month — none of which would deter EPCOR and AltaLink from working on the line, says a spokesperson.
St. Albert man faces murder charge

St. Albert man faces murder charge

A St. Albert man has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of a Gibbons man earlier this year. Andrew Pliska, 26, was arrested in St.
Council backs off on sign fee hike

Council backs off on sign fee hike

Businesses in St. Albert that use portable signs as part of their marketing strategy will pay more to do so, but not as much as originally proposed. Instead of approving Coun.
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