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Morinville residents have until Oct. 18 to decide who will represent them on town council. In the first instalment of a three-part series, the Gazette asked candidates for their views on economic development.

Power line opponents will likely get their chance to speak against the Heartland Transmission Project next March now that the line's proponents have filed to build it.

St. Albert will spend up to $30,000 to repair a local baseball diamond after an official set parts of it on fire, say councillors.

Cost escalations for the remediation of Riel Park were the result of hidden dangers in the former landfill site, a white-hot economy and a shifting project scope. That’s the message St.

Ask Diane Way about her dream of finding a cure for cancer and she'll tell you straight up that it's possible because anything is possible. She should know because she's a survivor herself.

Heritage Lakes residents dug in last weekend to bring a local creek back to life. About 15 Heritage Lakes residents grabbed their shovels Saturday to clean weeds and dirt from the creek that runs behind Huntington Crescent.

The first ever St. Albert Celebrity Cupcake Challenge for the 2011 Alberta 55 Plus Winter Games will probably turn into a fierce competition for bragging rights.

A controversial affordable housing project in Akinsdale will proceed with construction of 30 duplex housing units. St. Albert city council approved the development at a special meeting Wednesday afternoon.

The clock and hunger sync, both choosing to strike at precisely 5 p.m. The fog of workday stress has yet to lift when you're inundated with the first round of borderline whiny queries from kids and spouse.

Villeneuve Hall was packed last Tuesday night for an emotional meeting about the proposed Heartland Transmission Project.