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It's the season to be jolly, but for those who have experienced a loss in the family finding that joy again will probably be an arduous prospect. Everybody grieves in different ways and according to different schedules and comfort levels.

A student from Muriel Martin School had a strange encounter this week that is raising some concern.

Want to cut your own Christmas tree? The province made that easier this week when it started selling Christmas tree permits on its website, and they’re going fast.

The Cross Cancer Institute supplies wigs to many people who lose their hair each year because of chemotherapy treatments.

St. Albert's own Jacqueline O'Neill, who has spent the past five years working with women in war-torn nations, wants everyone she knows to acknowledge three remarkable women who were presented with the Nobel Peace Prize on Saturday.

Christmas count gears up Ornithologists are prepping their lists this week as they gear up for the annual Christmas bird count. City residents will beat the bounds in St. Albert later this month as part of the 21st annual St.

This is the season of gift wrap and tinsel, packages of all shapes and sizes sitting under a tree, with a plate of cookies and a glass of milk nearby. Christmas is almost upon us.

If a totem pole falls in a St. Albert park, does anyone hear it? “There hasn’t been much interest. No one seems to know that it’s not there anymore. There’s been no discussion about it,” said Roy Bedford.

St. Albert's own Jacqueline O'Neill, who has spent the past five years working with women in war-torn nations, wants everyone she knows to tune in Saturday to see the Nobel Peace Prize presented to three remarkable women.

Speaker and local MLA Ken Kowalski is calling it a career, announcing Friday he will not run in the next election. In a statement sent to the media, Kowalski said he is ready to step out of the spotlight of public life.