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Environment File

Canadians are cutting waste and saving energy this Christmas, suggests a new survey. Ipsos Reid released a poll earlier this month about how Canadians were going green for the holidays.
How will the Henday impact St. Albert?

How will the Henday impact St. Albert?

It has been suggested that the Anthony Henday will be a game changer, not only for the Capital Region, but also for the City of St. Albert. Now that the road has been open for a few weeks, let’s examine the potential impact this $1.
Paging Dr. Dog

Paging Dr. Dog

Duke stops people in his tracks wherever he walks throughout the hallways of the Sturgeon Community Hospital. People see him coming and they immediately start smiling. That's the common reaction for the seven-year-old border collie/blue heeler cross.
Smoke shop owner wants to work with city

Smoke shop owner wants to work with city

The president of a chain of smoke shops says he will make his St. Albert franchise an 18-plus facility as soon as city council asks him to.
Gift-wrap Rover

Gift-wrap Rover

A change in policy means the Edmonton Humane Society (EHS) is now encouraging people to give pets as gifts at any time of the year, including Christmas.
Police raid brings drug and weapons charges

Police raid brings drug and weapons charges

Two former St. Albert residents have been charged with drug and firearm-related offences after a police search found cash, drugs and guns in an Edmonton home. Daniel Timothy Brower, 26, and Carly Diana Bodnarek, 20, both formerly of St.
Fifth candidate enters local PC race

Fifth candidate enters local PC race

The Progressive Conservative nomination fight in the St. Albert riding got one more contender this week, with an announcement from school administrator Sleight Anstruther. Anstruther is currently the vice-principal at G.H.
Vader gets time served

Vader gets time served

The only named suspect in the case of the disappearance of Lyle and Marie McCann has received a one-day sentence for unrelated crimes, in part due to the publicity surrounding that case.
Local farmers cheer end of wheat board

Local farmers cheer end of wheat board

2012 will be a year of hope and uncertainty for wheat and barley farmers now that a new law has put an end to the single-desk Canadian Wheat Board. Governor General David Johnston signed Bill C-18 into law last Thursday after months of controversy.
Campbell Park changes passed

Campbell Park changes passed

Artists’ studios, household repair shops and veterinary clinics will now be allowed to operate in Campbell Business Park North after council unanimously created a new land use district for the area.
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