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City seeks to lock up school site

City seeks to lock up school site

City council wants to buy the vacant school site at 70 Arlington Dr. either alone or in partnership with Habitat for Humanity.
Robberies on rise in region

Robberies on rise in region

The Capital region is one of only a handful of major centres to see an increase in robberies over the last decade, according to new numbers from Statistics Canada.
CPC hits high note at Mardi Gras fundraiser

CPC hits high note at Mardi Gras fundraiser

Members of the local chapter of the Canadian Progress Club (CPC) are feeling pretty festive after their recent Mardi Gras gala was a success both in terms of entertainment and fundraising. The event brought in approximately $35,000.
Heavy Rain is an interactive masterpiece

Heavy Rain is an interactive masterpiece

Followers of this column know my affinity for the Xbox 360, most especially for Mass Effect, which I have boasted to be the most immersive, cinematic game I've ever played. That title has now been dethroned by the PlayStation 3 exclusive Heavy Rain .
The current Middle Ages

The current Middle Ages

The Middle Ages always fascinated Tyson Schymizek. He remembers playing medieval knights with his friends as a child, using golf tubes as swords in combat. Later, he would join a sword-fighting group, learning how to fight in the ways of old.
Library targets literacy

Library targets literacy

¿Habla inglĂ©s? Sprechen Sie Englisch? Parlez-vous anglais? If not, would you like to? The St. Albert Public Library knows that a growing number of its patrons do not speak English as their first language.
Fatality inquiry into St. Albert man's death begins

Fatality inquiry into St. Albert man's death begins

Almost four years after his death, the fatality inquiry for a St. Albert man who led police on a chase through downtown Edmonton before collapsing from cardiac arrest, got under way Monday in Edmonton court.
Food hamper service sees jump in demand

Food hamper service sees jump in demand

The service that helps to provide people of all income levels with the most economical bags of groceries around is fast becoming one of the most popular in the area.
Cameras see drop in speeders

Cameras see drop in speeders

The first five months of the new speed-on-green camera system have already yielded better-than-expected results.
Garrison soldier dies in Edmonton

Garrison soldier dies in Edmonton

An Edmonton soldier made it back from Afghanistan last week only to die from his wounds. Cpl.
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