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A psychiatrist testifying at Gary Edwin Mattson's dangerous offender hearing Thursday said the man has both paranoid and anti-social personality disorders and perceives minor slights as significant insults and responds with violence. Dr.

The Alberta 55 Plus Winter Games kicked off in St. Albert on Thursday with a torch relay and official opening ceremonies. More than 1,000 athletes are expected to compete in the games, which run until Sunday.

St. Albert firefighters are braving the elements atop fire hall No. 2 —-all for a good cause. Local firefighters have joined a North American campaign to raise money for Muscular Dystrophy, braving - 20 C weather to camp out on the fire hall roof.

The provincial government will dip into its sustainability fund to cover a projected $3.4-billion deficit in 2011-12.

It's a big deal any time you see firefighters saving lives on a roof. It's just a little bit out of the ordinary when those firefighters are on their own roof and there's no fire, just tents and coffee. On Tuesday, seven of St.

The bald face of justice got a new member on Monday when St. Albert RCMP Const. Janice Schoepp had her head shaved for charity.

It's not easy being different. That's what Coun. Cam MacKay is learning as a rookie member of city council. After he was first elected to council in October, MacKay was quick to assert himself.

Squeakus and Brownie are father and son guinea pigs. They are two and one year old respectively. These two get along well and have even been known to cuddle while sleeping. Squeakus is the tamer of the two.

A psychologist testifying in the dangerous offender hearing of Gary Edwin Mattson said Tuesday Mattson has an anti-social personality disorder and scored high on a test used to classify psychopathic behaviour.

On your mark! Get set! The Alberta 55 Plus Winter Games are almost ready to go, starting tomorrow and running for four days. That's when the city throws its gates wide open for fun, festivities and St.