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A celebration of life

A celebration of life

The annual Poundmaker's powwow focuses on empowering spirit and honouring women.
Fire damages Deer Ridge home

Fire damages Deer Ridge home

A home in Deer Ridge was heavily damaged this week in a fire that appears to have been caused by a child playing with fire. The fire broke out Sunday afternoon around 1 p.m. in the upper-floor bedroom of a home on Dundas Place.
Vader caught, McCanns still missing

Vader caught, McCanns still missing

The RCMP has arrested a person of interest in the case of a missing couple, but the elderly pair from St. Albert remains missing.
St. Albert needs to show more civic pride

St. Albert needs to show more civic pride

Recently my wife and I went for a drive through Calmar and Rocky Mountain House. We were surprised to see the amount hanging flowerpots in their downtown and surrounding areas and the grooming of entrances into the towns. We looked at St.
Parole granted in grisly murder

Parole granted in grisly murder

One of four men who pleaded guilty for his part in the brutal dismemberment of a St. Albert man will soon be released on parole.
Public feedback needed for master plans

Public feedback needed for master plans

St. Albert is seeking input from residents on its two latest master plans. The city plans to call 400 random homes to ask questions about the city's recreation and cultural opportunities and their potential over the next 10 to 15 years.
Building starts increase in first half of 2010

Building starts increase in first half of 2010

Building activity in St. Albert to date has increased significantly compared to last year, according to the city’s six-month building permit report.
Fire closes Legion Park diamonds

Fire closes Legion Park diamonds

The city has shut down all four diamonds in Legion Memorial Ball Park after a maintenance person lit one of them on fire. Emergency crews rushed to St.
Garrison soldier killed by IED

Garrison soldier killed by IED

An Edmonton-based soldier has been killed in Afghanistan. Sapper Brian Collier, 24, was killed after an improvised explosive device (IED) detonated during a foot patrol in the Panjwa’i District, about 15 kilometres southwest of Kandahar City.
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