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Thanks to a handful of local agencies that assist senior citizens in the community, St. Albert now has a protocol that lays out where seniors can go and what can be done if they’ve been a victim of elder abuse.

New parents can spend many nights with their newborns, wondering when exactly, both of them will get to sleep through the night. A new study out of New Zealand shows that it might only be a matter of a few months.

Volunteer and enrich your own life and your community! The St. Albert Community Information & Volunteer Centre has many volunteer opportunities to choose from and can help find the right fit for you.

A road rage incident that left one man with a broken nose left another with a $500 fine. After a brief trial, Robert Hartley, 64, was found guilty of assault. The incident occurred on Dec. 12 outside St. Albert Place on St. Anne Street.

A local senior citizens’ organization has joined a growing number of people across the province that are voicing their concerns about a new Alberta Health Act. Dick Tansey, chair of the St.

The first of what is hoped to be an annual Mayor’s Toast gala put on by the St.

Sturgeon County committed up to $400,000 to intervene in upcoming hearings on the proposed Heartland Transmission Line.

Sturgeon County councillors took their seats this week with only slight differences than before the election. After last week’s election councillors took the oath of office from Morinville RCMP staff Sgt. Mac Richards on Tuesday morning.

Today, there is so much information on the Internet. All you have to do is Google a question and instantly there are options on where to locate the answer.

A local church group is putting out an early call to purchase tickets for an upcoming breakfast talk that will feature a prominent peace advocate and author. Douglas Roche will be the featured speaker at the second annual St.