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If Parliament is broken, say experts, then we need better voters and representatives to rebuild it. Canada's 40th Parliament dissolved last March after two prorogations, dozens of unfinished bills and hundreds of hours of acrimonious debate.

A gas leak in northwest St. Albert that shut down Ray Gibbon Drive north of McKenney Avenue and south of Giroux Road was plugged Thursday afternoon, allowing roads to re-open after being closed for almost 24 hours.

Edmonton-St. Albert candidates running in the federal election will debate the issues during an all-candidates' forum Thursday evening. The forum, hosted by the St.

The marketing team behind Crysis 2 was clever in its timing, waiting long enough after the release of Call Of Duty: Black Ops for fans to start getting itchy fingers and perfectly matching the release to appease gamers in the pre-Gears of War 3 lull.

It’s a pretty strange sight to see and a hilarious sound to hear: a roomful of seniors at River Ridge Seniors’ Community laughing at absolutely nothing.

A handful of workers from a St. Albert finance company got put into the fire rescue business on their way home from a recent work-related trip.

Marina Hutton has pretty good luck when it comes to seeking out and making arrangements for educational adventures around the world. Last year, she decided that she wanted to look into a student exchange program to spend three months in Spain.

St. Albert residents who are already dedicated recyclers and composters could save $1.10 a month under a new waste fee scheme that council endorsed this week.

Bellerose Composite High School’s Reach for the Top team is doing exactly that — they have an invite to the nationals for the game show-like competition, after stealing silver in provincials last weekend.

A clinical trial of a drug that showed promise in preventing HIV has been halted after researchers found women taking it were just as likely to contract the disease as women who weren’t.