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Do you remember when those high school students unveiled a new mural in St.

A two-day course on mental health first aid aims to educate individuals about various mental health problems and teach them how to help others in the event of a crisis.

Police found a document on Mark Twitchell's computer that appears to be a blow-by-blow account of a deliberate and planned murder — details that share many similarities with testimony from the ongoing trial. Const.

A number of health care workers are expected to speak at a public rally at the legislature today, calling for the immediate launch of a public inquiry to investigate allegations of mismanagement of Alberta’s health care system.

The red serge will remain watchful in Alberta after the province initiated a move to extend its provincial policing contract with the RCMP until 2032.

Public works employees will receive a 2.25 per cent raise under a new one-year agreement reached with the city this week. The deal will cost the city $266,700 and covers the period from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2011.

A study that suggests Albertans might be leading the nation when it comes to flushing inappropriate items down the toilet means we aren't taking the value of our water seriously, according to an international expert.

Three years ago, says Chief Gordon Planes, his people were worried for their future.

A trip to the Edmonton Garrison led to several shots being fired this week — by St. Albert Gazette photographer April Bartlett. Bartlett came across a herd of deer congregating and feeding just off the side of Highway 28.

Brent Rathgeber will face off against two fresh faces and one familiar one this week as the race for Parliament Hill begins. Prime Minister Stephen Harper was expected to visit Gov. Gen.