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Students and parents now have access to a unique web-based program used by St. Albert Protestant Schools that provides an easier and more consistent way of locating resources at their school libraries.

A federal election is all but certain now that federal opposition parties have vowed to vote down Tuesday's budget. Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty tabled his sixth budget in the House of Commons Tuesday.

Mark Twitchell's ex-wife took the stand Monday morning, as the St. Albert man's trial on charges of first-degree murder continued into its second week.

The St. Albert Crime Stoppers Association is asking for your assistance in solving the following crimes: Stolen fireplace Overnight, between 6 p.m. on Friday, March 4 and 9:30 a.m.

The first three days of Mark Twitchell's murder trial were full of shocking revelations as the Crown revealed police have found the victim's remains, forensic experts testified about the evidence they found and Twitchell attempted to enter a guilty p

Mayor Nolan Crouse had so much money rolling in during his election campaign last fall he had more left over than most candidates spent. Crouse's campaign raised nearly $48,000.

Independent MLA Raj Sherman announced he’ll be running for the leadership of the Alberta Liberals after David Swann steps down later this year.

After months of speculation, Gary Mar joined the Tory leadership race, making announcements in Calgary and Edmonton on Wednesday. On Tuesday, Mar resigned from his post as Alberta’s official representative in Washington, D.C.

Farms will soon become the greatest single threat to Canada's water supply, predicts a national water expert, but could also become its greatest champion.

A near-empty courtroom was thick with tension Thursday afternoon as the defence lawyer in Gary Edwin Mattson's dangerous offender hearing went so far as to belittle the practice of psychiatry while cross-examining the very psychiatrist who examined M