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Every year the 30-Hour Famine, a World Vision Canada fundraising initiative, helps more and more people understand what it's like for impoverished people to go without food.

St. Albert residents aren't against low-income people or affordable housing. That's the message coming from St.

Hello there! I'm Freckles and I'm a big friendly guy that is looking for my forever indoor-only home. I'm a very sociable fellow and I love to get lots of pets and attention. I have a sweet disposition and I am a cuddly boy.

gra The RCMP is looking for help after vandals targeted St. Albert Catholic High School sometime over the Easter weekend. The school was covered in graffiti, most likely late Saturday night or early Sunday morning, according to Const. Janice Schoepp.

When Scott Bohachyk decided to book a vacation to India, he wanted to learn about the country from a local perspective without spending a lot of money. Then one day, a co-worker suggested he check out couchsurfing.

Before her husband was deployed to Afghanistan in 2008, Jaq Mcqueen tried to get a family pass from Servus Credit Union Place for her and her two sons.

Mayor Nolan Crouse will take another kick at the mayoral bucket. Crouse, a city councillor who ran for mayor in 2007, announced he would seek a second term in this fall's municipal election.

When Suzan Krecsy opened her copy of the newspaper on Saturday morning, she couldn't believe what she read in “Your Views.” “It certainly wasn't representative of the people I've met in St.

Alberta could get five more seats in Parliament under a proposed law — one a local MP says could swing close votes in the province's favour. The federal Conservatives tabled Bill C-12, the democratic representation bill, last Thursday in Ottawa.

The federal government brought its home energy retrofit program to a sudden end last week, a decision that's brought both cheers and jeers from local renovators.