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Local seniors are being given the opportunity to thank the angels in their lives that pick them up and drop them off for trips to the doctor’s office, mall or other errands. The Driving Angels program was launched at the St.

It's an idea that might seem crazy at first — putting a dog on a treadmill — but spend some time around practitioners and you'll learn that it's actually very sane.

Two brothers from Legal are preparing to freeze their butts off this weekend as they challenge the world's coldest ice race.

A modest bungalow on the tree-lined street of Lafonde Crescent has been on the market now for two months and has yet to receive an offer. But property stylists Jackson West and Duncan Scott are confident that’s about to change very soon.

Alberta sheriffs patrolling the province’s highways will now take their daily marching orders from the RCMP under an integration model announced Monday.

Alberta will run a deficit of $3.6 billion for the current fiscal year, based on updated third quarter data made public along with the spring budget. The third quarter of the government’s fiscal year ended Dec. 31.

Tuesday’s budget contains no money for new road or school projects, which means no money for Ray Gibbon Drive or a desired P3 school in Erin Ridge North.

A Newfoundland man will spend the next two years behind bars after admitting to robbing a local pharmacy and brandishing a syringe at terrified workers.

St. Albert’s business community is giving a green thumbs-up to the city’s new branding direction that aims to stamp the city as Alberta’s “botanical arts capital.

The city will end 2009 on a high note with a $1.3-million operating surplus. The operating surplus is a result of extra revenue from development permits, emergency dispatch service through the fire department, and Servus Credit Union Place.