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St. Albert slides down Macleans ranking

St. Albert slides down Macleans ranking

St. Albert tumbled down the list of Maclean’s magazine’s safest cities in Canada, but it appears that might have had more to do with how the numbers were added up. St.
Morinville student posts her meaning of Canada

Morinville student posts her meaning of Canada

Colette Bachand’s Canada is more than just maple syrup, beavers and igloos.
Morinville mixes old and new in council election

Morinville mixes old and new in council election

Morinville council will be a mix of familiar and new as three incumbents will return and three newcomers will take seats at the table. Gordon Boddez, Paul Krauskopf and Ben Van De Walle will all return to council chambers.
Rock show rumbles into seniors' club

Rock show rumbles into seniors' club

Glittering gemstones and interplanetary missiles will take over the St. Albert seniors' club this weekend as part of a show put on by local rock fans. The Edmonton Tumblewood Lapidary Club will hold its annual show and sale at the St.
Farm Focus

Farm Focus

Rural residents will have a choice between two Peace Country farmers this year in the race for the Canadian Wheat Board. Some 13 people got their nomination papers in by the Oct.
McCann family hopes highway billboards will help search

McCann family hopes highway billboards will help search

The McCann family is turning to roadside billboards as they continue their work to keep the missing couple in the public’s mind. Lyle and Marie McCann disappeared after leaving St.
Second chance for hearing info

Second chance for hearing info

Residents concerned about the Heartland Transmission Project will have a second chance next week to get involved in its upcoming hearing. The Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) is holding an information session on Monday Oct.
Crouse wins in landslide

Crouse wins in landslide

Incumbent Mayor Nolan Crouse swept to victory Monday evening, capturing a second term with double the number of votes earned by his lone challenger, political newcomer Shelley Biermanski.
Health Monitor

Health Monitor

Strolling about 10 to 15 kilometres each week can help preserve the size of your brain and also put a stop to memory loss as you age, according a study published in Neurology.
NASAP

NASAP

I’m Kiki. I turned up in the yard of a NASAP volunteer in May 2009. I was pregnant at the time and later gave birth to five healthy kittens, who have now all been adopted. I loved being a mother and my babies all grew up big and strong.
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