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

Crimson swarms and big black monsters are swarming some local trees and lawns. But don't worry, says the city — these bugs are mostly harmless.

The results of a survey released this week by the St. Albert Protestant School Board show radiation emissions from wireless equipment in schools is well below the safe standard established by Health Canada.

It’s never too late to learn how to ride the bus. That’s the philosophy behind St. Albert Transit’s Learn To Ride program, which teaches seniors the ins and outs of the local transit system.

The city needs nearly 362 hectares (900 acres) of industrial land to meet its economic development needs over the next 25 years, according to a new study released by the city.

The controversial comments of former Alberta Health Services CEO Stephen Duckett continued to reverberate through provincial politics this week.

At first glance it seems like more road construction but when you get right up to it, it's all about community building. Last weekend's Mile of Money along Boudreau Road made many motorists slow down and dig deep for the Saint City Rotary Club.

Mayor Nolan Crouse said he isn't backing away from his desire to improve the city's downtown.

In the future, the problem will only get much worse unless we all start working together to stop senior abuse now. That's the message of warning promoted by community leaders at a news conference Wednesday.

Canada Post is cutting mail service to three days per week, as the corporation and its union continue to negotiate a new contract.