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After last week's Alberta 55 Plus Winter Games drew almost as many volunteers as competitors, any doubts about St. Albert's commitment to volunteerism should be firmly quashed.

Mayor Nolan Crouse is so thrilled with the city’s handling of the Alberta 55 Plus Winter Games he intends to push for a bid on the Canada Winter Games.

The St. Albert RCMP are asking for the public’s help locating three men wanted on outstanding arrest warrants.

My name is Raven and I am a large breed, nine-month-old lab-cross looking for a great new home. I am a good dog. My foster mom is very pleased with me and says I'm no trouble. I am housetrained and good in a crate.

St. Albert resident Grant Cathrea returned to Canada after a few harrowing weeks amid turmoil in Libya. The African nation faces unrestl as leader Col. Moammar Gadhafi continues his bloody crackdown on opponents to his rule.

There were a lot of eco-bucks in last week's provincial budget, but environmentalists say it's an open question as to whether or not they'll be spent.

Just two months into 2011, the city is projecting a $600,000 shortfall in its snow removal budget. Heavy snows that are about twice the seasonal norm have prompted the city to spend nearly twice what was budgeted for outside snow removal contractors.

Mayor Nolan Crouse is hoping to welcome some very special newlyweds to the community this summer, making the pitch to have Prince William and his soon-to-be bride Kate Middleton visit St. Albert.

The city is looking to help one low-income family by renting out a vacant home that sits on land acquired to build a connection to Anthony Henday Drive. The city will rent a house that sits on a former acreage site at 1 Sir Winston Churchill Ave.

A Calgary-based energy executive is the third person to put his name forward as leader of the Alberta Party.