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Researchers at McMaster University are making news this week after publishing a study that states routine autism screening is not necessary for all children. Their study was published in the medical journal Pediatrics.
Bellerose student awarded $70,000 scholarship

Bellerose student awarded $70,000 scholarship

Jonah Berean-Dutcher, 17, attended the graduation ceremonies with fellow Bellerose International Baccalaureate classmates last weekend even though in reality he is still in Grade 11.
Kids staying in school longer

Kids staying in school longer

Efforts by local school boards to encourage students not to drop out before they complete Grade 12 are paying off. Students at all St. Albert schools top the provincial average for staying in their desks long enough to get a Grade 12 diploma.
NASAP

NASAP

My name is Chloe and I was brought into the pound with my eight newborn kittens. I'm a one- to two-year-old, medium-haired, beautiful brown tabby. I am very sweet and affectionate and my foster mom tells me that I was a very good mom.
Police seek help finding man

Police seek help finding man

The St. Albert RCMP are hoping the public can help find a man who has been missing since last week. Darcy Richard Weber, 45, was reported missing to police after being last seen on June 9.
Province rallies against invaders

Province rallies against invaders

Kevin Veenstra didn't have any trouble finding alien invaders last weekend. The St. Albert arborist was one of a handful of volunteers that scoured Edmonton's Mill Creek Ravine last Saturday in search of garlic mustard.
The new face of colon cancer

The new face of colon cancer

Jodi Simmons is not a man, nor is she 50 years old. The 40-year-old St. Albert woman has had a pretty healthy life. That's why it's a complete mystery to her why she got colon cancer last year.
Pit extension plan raises noise among neighbours

Pit extension plan raises noise among neighbours

Robert Lema has lived on the banks of the Sturgeon River for 50 years. The Friesen gravel pit has been his neighbour for 40 of them, and it was supposed to be closed and reclaimed last December. It wasn't.
Giving the gift of life again and again

Giving the gift of life again and again

This is National Blood Donor Week but for Carrie and Hunter Kuzik, every week is blood donor week. There isn't a day that goes by when they don't think about where the seven-year-old boy's next transfusion will come from.
Transit launches discount pass for AISH recipients

Transit launches discount pass for AISH recipients

A new discounted bus pass is now available for recipients of Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH). The new $38 bus passes went on sale Wednesday.
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