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Call before ditching doctors

Call before ditching doctors

It’s time that we all stopped standing up our doctors. That’s the message behind a sign campaign that’s gaining steam at medical clinics in St. Albert and throughout the province.
Smart growth stumbles in Edmonton

Smart growth stumbles in Edmonton

Designers have turned an old military base in Edmonton into a walkable community, says a smart-growth advocate, but the area has struggled to attract stores. About 12 people came to the St.
Child beds at Sturgeon closed for good

Child beds at Sturgeon closed for good

The Sturgeon Community Hospital has officially closed its two pediatric beds, but sick children are still welcome in its emergency department.
Health Monitor

Health Monitor

Almost two years after an international study found the drug reduced heart attacks and strokes in men and women, Health Canada on Tuesday approved Crestor for medical use in Canada.
Hammer comes down

Hammer comes down

Upgrades begin to the St. Albert Curling Club's building. View more photos .
Diesel spill a mystery

Diesel spill a mystery

City crews believe they have contained a fuel spill from Wednesday, but are keeping a protective boom in place on the Sturgeon River as a precaution.
Local artists rock for water in Haiti

Local artists rock for water in Haiti

Two local artists will be jamming in Edmonton tonight to help Haitians get clean drinking water. St.
Eldery man charged in sexual assault of foster children

Eldery man charged in sexual assault of foster children

St. Albert RCMP has laid sexual assault charges against an 71-year-old man in connection with an assault on two pre-teen girls who were living in foster care.
City out $620K in grants

City out $620K in grants

City council learned Monday night they would lose $620,000 in unconditional grant funding from the province.
Arlington Drive hearing extended

Arlington Drive hearing extended

A third day has been set aside for the 70 Arlington Dr. public hearing. The hearing into the affordable housing development proposed for a vacant parcel of land in Akinsdale continues March 23 at 5 p.m.
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