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An outdoor sign and council training were just two of the many items locals said should be cut to bring Morinville's budget back into balance.

Alberta Health Service is warning the public about a possible measles exposure that occurred earlier this month.

It’s a pretty sad state of affairs for affordable housing in St. Albert, but local leaders are working hard to make things better. Big Lake Pointe is going to be the first step towards bringing St. Albert up to par, so says Doris Vandersteen.

A provincial judge encouraged a man to examine his relationship with alcohol after he pleaded guilty to two charges related to his drinking.

Alberta’s education minister Thomas Lukaszuk became embroiled in a justice issue Monday night when he was pulled over by pranksters who appeared to have been pretending to be police. Lukaszuk was driving along St. Albert Trail Monday at 4:20 p.

There are always a lot of great ways that you can give back to your community if you only look. If you don’t have a lot of time to look around then your perfect opportunity takes place with an annual one-stop shop event this weekend.

City council moved last week to increase the cost for out-of-town businesses to work in St. Albert, but some councillors said such a move will only lead to some businesses ducking the fee completely.

A new provincial website makes it easier than ever to find out the facts about the Alberta oilsands, but also shows how the industry needs to clean up its act.

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The three women who put their names forward for the position of trustee for St. Albert Protestant School Board will need to get the voters out if they hope to win the byelection slated for December 5.