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Group pushes for tougher child porn laws

Group pushes for tougher child porn laws

Advocates for stronger laws around child pornography will be hosting an event today at the St. Albert Walmart. Local organizers for the group Canada Family Action (CFA) are hosting the event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Business lobby raps city for unsutainable spending

Business lobby raps city for unsutainable spending

A small business lobby group is warning that many of Alberta’s municipalities, including St. Albert, are engaging in unsustainable spending.
Volunteers

Volunteers

Want to volunteer and give back to the community, but don’t know how to get involved? The St. Albert Community Information & Volunteer Centre has many volunteer opportunities to choose from and can help find the right fit for you.
Morinville teacher acquitted

Morinville teacher acquitted

Judge Brian Fraser called the ordeal of a Morinville teacher a “tremendous injustice” as he dismissed the sexual assault charges against him on Friday.
Special Olympics hurting for volunteers

Special Olympics hurting for volunteers

Brother, can you spare some time? That’s the message being sent out by the organizer of the local recreation and athletics program for Special Olympics.
MS group stumps $1 million for liberation treatment

MS group stumps $1 million for liberation treatment

A St. Albert woman says she's glad that a national organization has committed a million dollars to fund trials of a treatment she underwent for multiple sclerosis.
Food donations sorely needed

Food donations sorely needed

The St. Albert Food Bank and Community Village isn’t normally open on weekends but today is a special exception as the organization conducts its annual food drive.
St. Albert chef champions regional cuisine

St. Albert chef champions regional cuisine

Chef Willie White has the distinction of being one of the original driving forces of the regional cuisine movement in the area, first as executive chef at the Fairmont MacDonald Hotel and now as owner of River House Grill.
Proposed Health Act would put patients first

Proposed Health Act would put patients first

A new report recommending what the future of an Alberta Health Act could look like was handed over to Health Minister Gene Zwozdesky this week.
Enviroment File

Enviroment File

Grounded goose A ground-bound goose might have to be put down if it can't fly south from a local golf course, says an expert.
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