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He says that Sonny is his real name but it sounds like a sobriquet he picked up along the way.

With the arrival of spring comes the arrival of cement trucks and cranes, their operators’ sights set on the next phase of Anthony Henday Drive.

The local ladies’ chapter of the Canadian Progress Club has the best entertainment planned for its annual fundraiser, which takes place in just more than three weeks.

Work has started on restoring two grain elevators that stand as a testament to St. Albert’s past. According to Chris Jardine, general manager of community and protective services, Edmonton’s Delnor Construction won the $1.

Alberta's top cops asked federal members of Parliament this week to give them new powers to stop organized crime.

Alberta is poised to have an extremely busy forest fire season with dry conditions spread throughout the province, including Sturgeon County, which imposed a fire ban Tuesday on all open fires.

While most Canadians believe the recession is over, many are sticking with frugal spending habits, says a report by Toronto advertising firm Bensimon Byrne.

A St. Albert man pleaded guilty to assault this week despite not having laid a finger on the victim. Jeffrey David Lumley, 18, of St. Albert pleaded guilty Monday in St. Albert Provincial Court.

City council agreed to jumpstart repairs of outdoor city-owned art projects with $100,000 in funding. Coun.

Local member of Parliament Brent Rathgeber had an up-close view of a story making national headlines this week as controversial American commentator Ann Coulter was stopped from speaking at the University of Ottawa.