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Like most mothers, Roma Kurtz wants her children to attend a post-secondary education facility. Her sons, Ben, 22 and Grant, 20 have severe autism. They are non-verbal and have developmental disabilities, but both men graduated from high school.

A major staffing crunch could be in St. Albert Fire Services' future if the stars align correctly. That was one of the highlights of the department's long-range plan that was presented to St.

Sturgeon County is a horn of plenty, an agricultural plain teeming with grains, vegetables, fruits and just about every kind of edible meat imaginable.

St. Albert city council took a big step Monday toward achieving their goal of keeping the lines of communication with citizens wide open.

Officials with the City of St. Albert say they’re in a real catch-22 when it comes to the allotment of parking stalls in local business parks.

Students at Sturgeon Heights School have not recited the Lord’s Prayer during classes since the beginning of September because of complaints by at least two families who objected to the practice.

Where there's a will, there's welcome relief. That's the word from a local lawyer as she prepares to enter into another edition of an annual Wills Week event called Will You Feed the Hungry? Starting this Saturday and running until Fri., Oct.

St. Albert was pretty small when Ruby Shanley came to town. "There was only about 600 people here in the early 1950s," she recalls, but the town was growing fast.

With just four days to go before the second and final vote in the Progressive Conservative leadership contest, candidate Alison Redford put her campaign on hold Tuesday afternoon.

After nine months of campaigning, regardless of the outcome, on Monday one of the three remaining candidates will be the next premier of the province.