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During their stay in Arusha, Tanzania, the group got to experience what life is like every day for the local habitants and also got to visit a remote village. This is how Keisha described some of the highlights of her stay.

St. Albert's Protestant school district managed to turn a forecasted $1.7 million deficit into a $1.5 million surplus last year, largely on the strength of increased enrolment and the one-time sale of a controversial parcel of land.

Drivers who make the mistake of parking too close to fire hydrants or bus stops, or who commit any parking violation in St. Albert, will be able to hand over a toy as payment for the ticket in place of actual cash.

The candidates have stepped forward to contest the Protestant Separate School District No. 6 school board trustee position left vacant last month by the retirement of Morag Pansegrau.

Welcome to Business Buzz. Twice a month Larry Horncastle, an expert in business development and former Director of Business and Tourism Development for St.

St. Albert Trail will be completely closed in both directions on Sunday, Nov. 13 from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. from the Hebert/Gervais intersection to 156 Street/Campbell Road.

Change is possible, say the organizers of an annual event aimed at raising awareness about the negative effects of addictions on individuals and society.

Local MP Brent Rathgeber mused this week that it might be time to move the CBC off of public dollars.

With an expected election call next spring, the New Democratic Party has candidates ready in both local constituencies and they're eager to at least bring forward the party's message. Nicole Bownes, the NDP candidate for the St.

Local MLA and treasury board president Doug Horner gave some broad hints at what the next provincial budget will look like, but no details during a speech this week. Horner spoke at the St.