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Even last weekend's bitter cold temperatures couldn't stop St. Albert's fourth annual Volunteer Fair from being a huge success.

Canada should charge industry a little bit more for water in order to net some big savings in its use, says a national panel.

Where would 100 hungry families be at Christmas without a few kind strangers providing them with a meal? For many years, the communities of Morinville, RiviÈre-Qui-Barre and Mearns have relied upon the generosity of the many to help the few to get th

Monday’s guilty plea and sentencing for the man who killed Sarah Euler of Morinville might have brought the judicial proceedings to an end, but there is no closure for her family.

Snowflake Festival organizers have moved the annual Christmas light-up day into November with the big event to be held this Friday in downtown St. Albert.

It’s been 28 years since Art Jenkins opened St. Albert’s first Tim Hortons, but he knew at the beginning he wanted to use his restaurant to give back to the community.

In celebration of St. Albert’s 150th anniversary, local youth were asked, Take Your Best Shot, and they did with some stunning surprises.

The city’s most distinguishing feature has no central plan to maintain or enhance it, something city council hopes to address by striking a new committee. Council voted unanimously Monday night to form a committee dedicated to improving St.

In October of this year, St. Albert Gazette staff photographer Chris Colbourne travelled to both Nepal and Cambodia, spending a month shooting photographs and video in remote parts of both countries.

The city decided on Monday it will tackle two bylaws in 2012 it considers outdated, one of which could leave pet owners clawing at council.