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Louis Forcade now has an ironclad place in Legal's history. The 52-year-old welder and lifelong Legal resident had spent hundreds of hours assembling a 2,000-pound steel sculpture to Canadian unity.

City council wants to force a high-profile residential development to adopt a commercial component in order to get a required amendment to the city's municipal development plan.

The chance of a child developing an allergy to a pet living in the home is no higher and, in some cases, even lower than children who don’t have a pet in the home, according to a study in Clinical & Experimental Allergy.

St. Albert Grits got a chance to inspect those vying for the chance to lead them into the next election.

On this 144th birthday of our country and 150th anniversary year for our city, the July 1 celebrations know no bounds. "The celebration is all over town," said Roy Bedford, community recreation co-ordinator for the City of St. Albert.

Canada Day means many things to many people. For some, it's a chance to saddle up and go for a 10-kilometre trail ride while helping support the country's soldiers at the same time.

When Frank Ricard started working for the New Town of St. Albert, Seven Hills sloped straight down. The terracing that’s there today is because of the hours he spent contouring it with a little John Deere tractor.

Sometime today, my mother will probably sit at her kitchen table and groan as she reads this article.

My name is Fame. I'm a beautiful flame point Siamese female cat between three and six years of age. I have a wonderful, loving personality and get along great with other cats and the friendly dog in my foster home.

Seven young men are facing charges stemming from a beating over drugs last week. The seven young men can’t be named under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, but each faces a single count of assault causing bodily harm.