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Kids at the Edmonton Garrison have a new after-school playroom thanks to a grant from the province.

Ever since Dan MacLennan started volunteering with the Special Olympics, he's wanted to find more ways to help the organization.

It's hasn't yet been a month since the city's ambulance dispatch service was consolidated with the province and glitches with the new system are already being reported.

Council has rejected the idea of allowing members of the public to sit on the city’s finance and audit committee. Coun.

A stalled condominium development on Sturgeon Road in St. Albert is in receivership. Tenor by Time Developments has sat idle for months, according to area residents.

After Canada’s men’s Olympic hockey team celebrated its victory over the Americans on Sunday, executives at Ivanhoe Cambridge conducted a final tally of the times that a Canadian athlete stood at the top of the podium.

The Heartland power line can be buried, finds a new report, but doing so would more than double its cost. The Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO) published a study last week that looked at plans to bury part of the Heartland Transmission Project.

A new hybrid approach to smart growth places less emphasis on high-density and transit-oriented development than previous plans, and aims for a 283-hectare light industrial park in the northwest.

The city of St. Albert has stepped in to settle a fight over ski trails in River Lot 56 officials say, but don't expect to reach a settlement before the snow melts. City council heard this week that Chris Jardine, St.

Question marks are swirling around a partially-completed condominium complex that has sat idle for months in St. Albert.