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I'm Cocoa and people think I'm just stunning. I am a one-and-a-half-year-old female longhaired brown and orange tabby. I was left in a crate with my two six-month-old kittens outside of the gate of one of NASAP's partner pounds.

The St. Albert Senior Citizens’ Club is taking a major step forward in its plan to create a new multi-use facility.

Alberta scientists have figured out how to beat stem rot in canola thanks to some help from a mouse.

The view from the top of Mount Everest is breathtaking but to get there takes your breath in other ways.

Sturgeon County Mayor Don Rigney says after spending the economic downturn catching up and getting its house in order, the county is ready for the recovery he sees on the horizon.

The provincial government hasn't given up on health care reforms despite delivering a surprise budget two weeks ago that boosted health spending by 15 per cent, said Finance Minister Ted Morton. Speaking Tuesday just outside St.

Peggy Lynkowski has watched once barren fields in Heritage Lakes sprout into the vibrant, active community she proudly calls home. While building out the neighbourhood has taken years, fostering a sense of community happened from the ground up.

Finance Minister Jim Flaherty's recent move to tighten mortgage rules won rare praise from investment specialist Angus Watt.

It may shock some young grasshoppers out there to realize there was once a time without video games. Imagination was our game.

A long-delayed strategy to increase the amount of major events in St. Albert has taken another step forward. Council on Monday approved a new vision and guiding principles that will guide city administration as it drafts a new hosting strategy.