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A brand new emergency department at the Sturgeon Community Hospital will drastically improve the experience of hospital patients and staff but will not change capacity, according to Alberta Health Services (AHS). At 2,160 sq.

Municipalities across the country breathed a sigh of relief last week when the federal government announced an extension to its stimulus grant program.

St. Albert native Braden O’Neill is still reeling from the shock of some good news he received last month — he had been awarded a Rhodes Scholarship, one of the oldest and most prestigious international post-graduate awards.

When the curtain goes up on the Morinville Community Cultural Centre next spring, the cost of keeping the lights on will put it in the red to the tune of more than $400,000.

City council has given a women's addictions treatment centre near Grain Elevator Park an initial thumbs up, but is holding off on final approval for some sober second thought.

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A Westlock-area man died Friday afternoon in a car accident in northeast Sturgeon County. Police believe the 28-year-old man was killed instantly when he collided with a stock trailer being hauled by a pick-up truck.

It could cost more than three-quarters of a million dollars to fix the chronically leaking sloped glass that’s a defining feature of St. Albert’s iconic city hall.

Students in the Mileage Club at Sturgeon Heights School celebrated a monumental feat last week — running 823 kilometres on their 200-metre track since the beginning of the school year. And they’re not finished yet.

Crown prosecutor Patricia Innes portrayed an Edmonton man as violent, aggressive and hostile as she argued to have him incarcerated indefinitely for a brutal assault against a St. Albert man last year.