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For the last three years a national organization of dedicated volunteers has had teams of young citizens travel to St. Albert, working tirelessly with various community groups and learning about life here at the same time.

The St. Albert Chamber of Commerce is one step closer to getting two digital messaging boards, thanks to city council. Council directed administration to start discussing land use bylaw changes that would allow video signs, operated by the chamber.

Local gardeners should check their flowerbeds this week for illegal aliens. Alberta’s new Weed Control Act came into force on June 16.

Former resident and 1979 Citizen of the Year, Ronald Yeats passed away on June 1 in Salmon Arm, B.C. with his family by his side. He was 82.

A massive wildfire last spring, along with lower than expected taxes and interest revenue, forced Sturgeon County into the red last year.

My name is Rory and I’m a nine-week-old short-haired, male kitten. I have an orange tabby coat with a white chest and booties. I came into NASAP’s care with my brother Wesley from the pound.

Drums and dancers will roll through Lion's Park this weekend as hundreds gather to celebrate St. Albert's aboriginal day. National Aboriginal Day is June 21, and St. Albert plans to celebrate it this Sunday in Lion's Park.

Don't let the E rating or the Disney logo fool you. Split/Second is a high-octane thrill ride that will grip gamers of any age and leave them breathless and salivating for more. Welcome to the newest reality TV show Split/Second .

Edmonton city council might be on the cusp of approving the proposed route for the northwest LRT line to St. Albert.

Planning for the Lieutenant Governor Distinguished Artist Awards Gala continues to progress in stages ahead of the 2011 event. Peter Moloney, chair of the gala committee, updated the gala’s planning progress at a recent city council meeting.