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Tony Ricci, owner of the Ricci Hair Company in St. Albert, was named Canadian Hairstylist of the Year at the 2010 Contessa Awards in Toronto last weekend.
Cost of hired guns targeted

Cost of hired guns targeted

Does St. Albert spend too much on consultants? That’s a question on the minds of some city councillors during the 2011 budget process, which has about a month to go before wrapping up.
Arden to get $500K renovation

Arden to get $500K renovation

St. Albert’s Arden Theatre will have all its seats replaced as part of a half-million dollar renovation planned for next year.
Black Ops: the death of Second World War gaming

Black Ops: the death of Second World War gaming

On its first day alone, Call of Duty: Black Ops sold more than 5.6 million copies and logged more than 5.9 million multiplayer hours online. That’s almost 675 years of time spent worldwide on one game in one day.
New ER protocols cap hectic week

New ER protocols cap hectic week

New protocols set in place by Alberta Health Services (AHS) last week are aimed at reducing emergency room wait times and providing faster treatment for patients during “peak pressure” periods.
Twenty-eight students take 24-hour vow of silence

Twenty-eight students take 24-hour vow of silence

Twenty-eight students at Lorne Akins Junior High School took a 24-hour vow of silence earlier this month to raise awareness for children’s rights around the world.
Sturgeon budget recommends 6.1% tax hike

Sturgeon budget recommends 6.1% tax hike

Sturgeon County's proposed budget calls for a 6.1 per cent property tax increase, but councillors are already saying it will have to come down before they can give it their approval. On a $410,000 home, the 6.
Alberta's deficit forecast at $5 billion

Alberta's deficit forecast at $5 billion

The Alberta government will continue to dip into its sustainability fund to cover a deficit now forecast at $5 billion, an increase of $257 million from budget 2010/11.
Medical uses allowed in business parks

Medical uses allowed in business parks

Health service businesses can now locate in St. Albert business parks. Council voted to make the designation a permitted use in areas zoned BP but voted against allowing day cares and churches.
Health Monitor

Health Monitor

Restless nights or making a habit of getting less than the recommended seven to eight hours of sleep can increase the risk of inflammation, a known risk factor for both heart disease and stroke.
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