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After announcing his plans to leave the provincial legislature, St. Albert MLA Ken Allred painted a picture this week of a building and a process that is unable to deal with major problems facing Alberta.

‘Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house The PC was shut down, including the mouse. The consoles were gathering dust unaware That soon a blockbuster game would be there.

A land re-zoning that could be considered six years in the making will finally go to a public hearing on Monday night as a private developer looks to have a number of new permitted uses added to Campbell Business Park.

Days after Ken Kowalski announced his retirement, the first candidate wanting to replace outgoing Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock MLA has come forward planning to seek the Progressive Conservative party's nomination.

The city will retire two debentures in 2011, plans to pay off two more loans in 2012 and one in 2013, leaving Servus Credit Union Place and Ray Gibbon Drive its only outstanding debts.

There’s a small sign on a wall inside the Catholic Social Services (CSS) La Salle house that reads: “A stranger saved my life.

A new study of rats suggests that they are hard-wired to help each other, even when there’s chocolate involved.

It's the kind of message that should only be told once before the lesson is learned. Unfortunately, Edmonton author Alison Neuman finds that she has to talk about basic human rights every day.

Renters searching for a new apartment in St. Albert could have a tough time this winter because the vacancy rate is hovering at less than one per cent. That means it’s harder to find an apartment to rent in St.

All of the packages have neatly been put together and lined up, ready up for their special deliveries. The 2011 edition of the St.