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An April 6 article on mountain pine beetle said that, according to researcher Janice Cooke, the beetle had spread to trees in the Smoky Lake region.

It has been 100 years since Morinville was first incorporated as a town on April 18, 1911 — a growing burg of 85 families with 365 inhabitants.

Members of city council turfed many ideas aimed at improving the budget process.

A St. Albert councillor wants to jump-start construction on Ray Gibbon Drive and thinks a public-private partnership, or P3, may be a way to do it. Coun.

If you are going to use your annual trade show event to celebrate 100 years of business, it has got to be big.

Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools have made it a goal of providing Morinville families a secular education option for their children come September.

Bill Wright knows where you live. Hopefully. “We have about 94,000 people on our electors list,” says Wright, the returning officer for the federal election in Edmonton-St. Albert, and his team has to get in touch with all of them.

The battle over transgendered rights versus religious belief between a teacher and his one-time employer — Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools — is going anything but smoothly.

The financial picture at the St. Albert Senior Citizens' Club has turned itself around, but a lawsuit over how the club manages itself still looms.

You've probably heard of Pat Collins if you're an environmentalist. The Grade 5 teacher at St.