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Valour Avenue opens A county road got a bit more valorous this week as officials unveiled its new name in a tribute to the soldiers on Canadian Forces Base Edmonton.

John E. Poole’s wetland trail is now officially complete. Work on the John E. Poole Interpretive Wetland formally wrapped up last weekend.

Residents of Mission Hill Grande condominium have a battle plan ready to try to stop the opening of a new lounge called Old Wasted Space in Mission Ridge Shopping Centre.

With one week to go, all three of the remaining Progressive Conservative leadership candidates are pushing to the finish line.

After concerns over parking requirements in Campbell Business Park North were first publicly aired at a meeting last week, more developers and business owners are coming forward to say the City of St.

City residents should keep a lookout this month for a fungal disease that's killing local poplars. Public works crews are sweeping the city this week for signs of bronze leaf disease — an infamous fungus that slowly kills poplars.

Kidney disease is certainly no laughing matter but there’s nothing stopping the Kidney Foundation from getting people to hoist a few glasses and toast to fundraising for medical research. Today, the organization is doing just that.

The St. Albert Crime Stoppers Association is asking for your assistance in solving the following crimes: Theft of car, ATV and trailer On Thursday, Sept. 15, St. Albert RCMP received a report of a stolen vehicle along with its trailer.

What does it take to mix things up for you? Do you feel stale, stuck in a routine that took years to build and now is at the point of being monotonous, mundane, a prison? Some people have mid-life crises and buy sports cars while others just feel lik

Paying a $233 ambulance bill will be a problem for 98-year-old Reta Turner, a resident of Covenant Youville Home in St. Albert.