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Sturgeon County will see one new face on council after David Kluthe was elected as councillor for Division 4 The county has not made vote totals for any of the three races publicly available but has declared Kluthe, the son of former Sturgeon reeve/m

A long time Protestant School trustee was ousted Monday night when two new faces won a seat on the board. With 2,701, or 10 per cent of the votes, trustee Judy Huisman, first elected in 2001, lost her seat on Monday.

St. Albert and area voters cast ballots for their new municipal councils today. Join the Gazette as we blog live from St. Albert Place and Morinville as the results come in. Coverage starts at 7:30 p.m. Election live blog

St. Albert voters head to the polls today to select one of two mayoral candidates and up to six of 13 candidates vying for council. Because St.

The Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission (AGLC) has been handed the task of reviewing an MLA advisory committee report released last week that looked at how profits earned at casino events are distributed among eligible charities across the province.

Electric cars are the future of automobiles, says a Vancouver advocate — but good luck finding one today. About 60 Edmonton and St.

City crews and ball players took to the field this week to polish up two local baseball diamonds. Workers resumed digging at the Mosquito diamond in Legion Memorial Ball Park Thursday in an attempt to remove its contaminated soil.

The School Act: it's one of the most important laws governing education in Alberta, and it's up for revision this year.

A polite but responsive crowd saved its most enthusiastic approval for the waning moments of a political forum at the St. Albert Inn Tuesday evening.

It will be a star-studded affair next Saturday evening when a veritable who's who of St. Albert's political scene gathers together for an event completely unrelated to Monday's election.