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Shaw upgrading local cable

Shaw upgrading local cable

Shaw Cable is moving to convert most of its St. Albert customers to digital signal in a bid to free up more space for higher speed internet. The company has picked St.
Cancer study seeks volunteers

Cancer study seeks volunteers

A two-hour donation of your time, and a sample of your blood, urine or saliva may be the most important legacy that you can leave your descendants.
Pair of county families join century club

Pair of county families join century club

Two of Sturgeon County’s longest-serving farm families were recognized for their longevity and contributions to area agriculture last week.
EPS seize drugs, cash, guns in St. Albert raid

EPS seize drugs, cash, guns in St. Albert raid

Edmonton Police Service officers arrested a 26-year-old man in St. Albert last week and seized drugs, handguns, body armour and roughly $20,000 cash. The Edmonton Drug and Gang Enforcement (EDGE) Unit carried out the arrest in St.
RCMP find no substance in queue jumping allegations

RCMP find no substance in queue jumping allegations

The RCMP has found no evidence to support allegations of queue jumping in the provincial health care system. The force responded to NDP leader Brian Mason on Wednesday.
Flyboys return home

Flyboys return home

Amber Butler couldn't wait another second to hug her husband.
Allred puts support behind Morton

Allred puts support behind Morton

St. Albert MLA Ken Allred has picked sides in the Progressive Conservative leadership race, pledging his support to former finance minister Ted Morton.
New secular schools earmarked for Morinville Cultural Centre, parish hall

New secular schools earmarked for Morinville Cultural Centre, parish hall

Members of both the Greater St. Albert Catholic School Board and Sturgeon School Division were still working to confirm the location of Morinville’s new non-faith based school Friday.
Fewer homes sold in St. Albert so far in 2011

Fewer homes sold in St. Albert so far in 2011

Fewer homes sold in St. Albert between January and July than in either of the two previous years, but prices remained relatively constant. A total of 445 single-family dwellings sold this year compared to 514 the year previous.
Electric car wheels into the future

Electric car wheels into the future

While Rock’n August festivities are celebrating classic cars this week, St. Albertans also have a chance to see a car of the future. The Alberta Motor Association’s Drive Green team was at the St.
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