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Little Bits is a big hit

Little Bits is a big hit

Julia Johnson couldn’t sing the praises of a recreational equestrian program enough. Her daughter has been saddling up for more than a decade now and there’s no end in sight.
Cardiff Corner to get major upgrade

Cardiff Corner to get major upgrade

A troublesome intersection on Highway 2 will be converted to a full interchange, Transportation Minister Luke Ouellette announced Monday.
End in sight to Riel Park project

End in sight to Riel Park project

The city has a plan to pay for the last steps required to fix a long-standing environmental problem at the Riel Park recreation area. The city will take $4.5 million from its utility reserves and $4.
VIDEO: Freedom of the City

VIDEO: Freedom of the City

The City of St. Albert bestowed an ancient honour on the Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians) Saturday, when the regiment was granted the Freedom of the City. Several thousand packed St.
Business Briefs

Business Briefs

On the Fast Track For the second year in a row, St. Albert's Fast Track Group of Companies made the Profit 200 list of the fastest growing companies in Canada. Fast Track Group of Companies is just 10 years old but last year it was ranted No.
Province announces interchange at Cardiff Corner

Province announces interchange at Cardiff Corner

A long-time, troublesome intersection on Highway 2 will be converted to a full interchange, Transportation Minister Luke Ouellette announced Monday.
Thrill of a lifetime for hockey fan

Thrill of a lifetime for hockey fan

Three-year-old Travis Langlois needed no introduction when the guest of honour arrived at his house Wednesday to watch the Stanley Cup final.
Big church opens doors

Big church opens doors

A new mega-church throws opens its doors just outside of St. Albert this weekend and it's huge. Christcity Church is holding the grand opening of its new building this Sunday at 10 a.m. The massive 50,000-sq.-ft.
Vandalism case hits dead end

Vandalism case hits dead end

The St. Albert RCMP has reached a dead end searching for whoever was responsible for the decapitation of a stone sculpture last month.
Bertha Kennedy teacher wins provincial award

Bertha Kennedy teacher wins provincial award

Melissa Viveiros started kindergarten this year as a first year teacher and came out a winner.
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