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Morinville’s new look and brand got an official kickoff Monday night with the new town logo appearing on everything the town produces or does.

Sturgeon councillors took the first step Tuesday towards creating a new minimum property tax for small land parcels. County council unanimously approved a motion from Coun. Tom Flynn to have administration study the idea.

Usually when you see firefighters on the roof of a building, it's because there's an emergency. That could be said next month when some of St. Albert's own spend three days atop fire station No. 2 in an effort to save lives.

A review of recent crime at a weekly meeting at the St. Albert RCMP detachment yields no major surprises, but many small clues.

Hello, my name is Dora! I’m a sweet little two-year-old spayed female cat. I have a black coat with three patches of white on my chest and tummy.

A man who tried and failed to lie about his identity was sentenced last week to the 28 days he had already served in jail. Rupinder Parhar, 27, pleaded guilty Jan. 31 to one count of obstruction and two counts of failure to attend court.

Bernice Hauptman always had one thing to say to anyone who knocked on her door, say her friends: "Sit, have some tea.

With more natural lighting filtering in and objects displayed at a child’s eye level, the gifted and talented Kinderstart class at Sturgeon Heights School looks and feels a little different than traditional classrooms.

Canada’s grain inspection agency wants to quadruple many of its fees, a price shock a major wheat grower’s association says farmers shouldn’t have to bear.

After more than four years at the helm, Leslie MacEachern the executive director of the St. Albert Senior Citizens’ Club, resigned her post this week.