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Youth council gets to work

Youth council gets to work

Justin Arcand sees money to be made in Alexander.
Cows come home to Alexander

Cows come home to Alexander

Joe Kootenay sits astride a tall horse as he watches the cows come home. As a cold rain pours down onto his black Stetson, hundreds of brown and white calves scurry out of the wooden chute before him and into a wire-fenced pen.
Province touts hemp cars

Province touts hemp cars

The next car you buy could be made of hemp, thanks to a new $15 million research facility in Alberta.
Stabbing in Grandin

Stabbing in Grandin

St. Albert RCMP officers were called out to a Grandin home Monday night after a verbal argument apparently led to bloodshed. Officers apprehended a suspect at the scene and charges against the 23-year-old male are now pending. Const.
Health Monitor

Health Monitor

Some 10,000 expectant mothers are needed for a study that will examine how diet before and after pregnancy affects a baby’s development and overall health.
Lobbyist registry opens for business

Lobbyist registry opens for business

Sales have been slow so far but there’s been keen interest in Alberta’s new lobbyist registry since the website went live on Monday, said registrar Brad Odsen.
Two men killed in crash

Two men killed in crash

Two people were killed and four others were injured in a horrific head-on collision Sunday night east of Morinville. The crash took place on Highway 28 around 5 p.m. between Cardiff Road and secondary highway 642.
The air up there

The air up there

You never really notice air quality until you're gasping for breath. I noticed it right away when I went to China, for example. It was hard to miss the impenetrable haze that shrouded buildings, filled my mouth with cotton and nose with mucous.
Secrets in the ground

Secrets in the ground

In an isolated field on the southern edge of the Edmonton Garrison, among prairie grasses and poplar trees stands a lone monument to a family long since passed.
Park ready for Canada Day

Park ready for Canada Day

I am happily planning what has become the busiest day at St. Albert Botanic Park.
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