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Morinville has fired its chief administrative officer for the second time in five years. Town council voted 4-2 to end its contract with Edie Doepker, the town's CAO, at a special meeting on July 13, almost all of which was held in-camera.

In their basic structure, most platforming games seem to be the same — you embody some cartoony animal or plumber, your quest is to save the universe from an evil overlord by solving various jumping and shooting puzzles and there's no blood.

Two local MLAs have put their support behind another with endorsements this week from Ken Kowalski and Jeff Johnson for PC leadership candidate Doug Horner.

Progressive Conservative leadership candidate Gary Mar unveiled his proposed cure for the province's ailing healthcare system last week.

City council passed first reading of a borrowing bylaw Monday night, beginning a process that could end with a debt of $15.9 million and a new stretch of Ray Gibbon Drive.

City council made a mistake by rushing a decision to open a city-owned Starbucks location at Servus Credit Union Place, said Mayor Nolan Crouse.

Charlie is a friendly, tiny papillon-shih tzu. He is five years old and weights approximately seven lbs. He has come into care because his owner could sadly no longer take proper care of him.

New developments focused on clean technology and elite sports training are one step closer to becoming reality after St. Albert city council approved both concepts during a marathon meeting Monday night.

The preliminary inquiry for a Morinville woman, charged with second-degree murder in the death of a 21-month-old girl in 2010, began this week.

A new Crime Stoppers television spot is aimed at loosening lips and revealing who destroyed a St. Albert sculpture in May. Mayor Nolan Crouse appears in the video, which will air this week and next on Global, Shaw and Omni.