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Haven’t you always wanted to be a mad scientist? The perfect opportunity to live that wacky dream has just landed at the St. Albert Public Library but you’ve only got two months to act.

A suit has been filed against members of the St. Albert Senior Citizens’ club over a long-simmering dispute over the group’s bylaws.

A long-time local businessman has formally announced plans to run for city council a second time.

Last Wednesday, the Royal Canadian Artillery Band closed yet another chapter in its historical change of command.

Curbside organics pickup will cost more than first thought, after council agreed to raise fees to cover future plastic toter purchases. Council on Monday approved $3.

Some renaming and boundary adjustments are in the works for some rural constituencies around St.

New guidelines requiring school jurisdictions to notify parents of sexual or religious course content won't bring much change or disruption when they take effect in September, say local education administrators.

Morinville residents will see a lot of familiar faces on ballots this fall, as most of the incumbent councillors plan another run. Five of the six current councillors plan to run again for their seat in the fall campaign. Only Coun.

The province is spending $12.5 million on upgrades to Highway 28 in an effort to ease some of the pains the Anthony Henday is bringing along with it.

After reading the front-page story in the June 23 edition of the Gazette, I would agree wholeheartedly that a plan of some sorts is needed to revitalize downtown St. Albert.