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Sturgeon County has put forward what it's willing to spend on recreation in neighbouring communities, but it remains unclear if they will take the deal.

The city is crying foul over a provincial fee that could cost taxpayers $447,000. The province is increasing the fee it charges to process motor vehicle searches.

Dick Tansey has a beef with pensions. Canada has three pension programs for seniors, notes Tansey, the chair of Seniors United Now in St.

Sparks will fly next week as hundreds of area residents meet for a hearing on the Heartland Transmission Project.

St. Albert’s minor baseball fields are safe for users. The city tested all the fields at Legion Memorial Ball Park for hydrocarbons and found that the soil is within accepted guidelines.

My name is CJ and I am a seven-week-old Rottweiler-German shepherd mix who was found under a doorstep with my five brothers and sisters. I am a happy, friendly guy who will grow into a large dog. I am well socialized and in great shape.

The mountain pine beetle is now infesting Alberta's jack pine, say scientists, which means it could spread through forests across Canada.

Mark Twitchell took the stand in his own defence Wednesday, his lawyer telling the jury his client will admit to his role in Johnny Altinger's death, but that it was a terrible misunderstanding and not a murder.

After nearly four weeks of testimony from more than 20 witnesses and in excess of 100 exhibits entered into evidence, Crown prosecutors closed their case against Mark Twitchell.

With the sun shining and the snow melting residents can mark the beginning of the country's other official season, as construction gets under way on a major commuting route this week.