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Five city council contenders made their case for public office at a meeting of the St. Albert Taxpayers Association Tuesday night.

The St. Albert & District Garden Club Flower and Produce Show is one of the biggest events on the local horticultural social scene.

A Pineview resident and banker plans to bring his business acumen to city hall as he joins the growing list of candidates seeking a spot at the council table. Norm Harley announced his candidacy Tuesday night at a forum put on by the St.

A woman who pleaded guilty in the death of a St. Albert realtor will be released on parole.

The Alberta government’s financial picture is about as gloomy or rosy as it was at budget time. The province is on pace to post a $4.76-billion deficit by the end of this fiscal year.

The air quality advisory prompted by smoke from B.C. forest fires is now over. Alberta health officials lifted the advisory this afternoon, one week after imposing it.

A new Edmonton subdivision will bring thousands of homes to Big Lake, but environmentalists worry it could shut out moose and deer.

An old Strathcona's sword has returned to its family almost a century after it fell in France during the First World War.

Alexander residents will make a plan this fall to keep crime out of their community thanks to a recent grant from the province. Alexander First Nation and the Yellowhead Tribal Community Corrections Society got a $75,000 grant on Aug.