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Morinville's Community Cultural Centre will have to find a way to turn down the noise, but construction of the facility can still go ahead.

The federal government needs to change its new copyright law to protect basic rights from digital locks, say local analysts. The Conservative government tabled Bill C-32, the Copyright Modernization Act, on June 2.

Sitting at a large table inside the Soup and Sandwich Shack on Chatelain Drive, Coun. James Burrows takes a pen and draws lines in the northwest corner of a St. Albert map, just above Villeneuve Road and along Carrot Creek.

Please join us for lunch on Wednesday, May 12 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Cornerstone Hall as we welcome Dr. Paul Byrne, President of Grant MacEwan University. His presentation is entitled "The Future is Now." We're so proud to have Dr.

A mother's work is never done, but there's one day a year where she can kick back and relax and enjoy the queen-like treatment she deserves.

After three years of inactivity, the shovels are finally in the ground at the vacant lot next to St. Albert’s downtown post office. The pay parking lot will be replaced by a 6,000-sq.-ft. commercial building with an outdoor courtyard.

Years ago in Lac La Biche, Const. Ward Clapham was in a showdown with some law-breaking young punks. The kids had blocked a road to play hockey, Clapham says, and he'd been called in to ticket them.

Four punches to the face, 15 aggressive stomps to the head, 16 days in intensive care and $4.40 in change that could have paid the fare.

Drugs ‘overlay’ to theft A 25-year-old man pleaded guilty to two lesser charges in a St. Albert courtroom Thursday in relation to an April 2009 theft.

Full-time kindergarten is coming to some St. Albert schools next fall, but an absence of provincial funding means access will cost about $300 a month.