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The list of consumer products potentially tainted by an additive believed contaminated with salmonella bacteria continues to grow.

A 64-year-old man died at a business near Namao today when a picker truck he was working on crushed him.

St. Albert’s fire chief welcomed news of a provincial review into the centralization of ambulance dispatch centres because the system’s arrival in St. Albert has come with some significant challenges.

Emergency crews and hazardous material contractors are on scene at Enderby Crescent dealing with a fuel spill of unknown substance and origin.

Even though the province gave its full support to the Capital Region Board's (CRB) long-range growth blueprint, the plan is still meeting with some skepticism in Sturgeon County.

Salvaged pike from the Sturgeon River have helped bring new life to a distant lake. Local fish enthusiasts report this week that a 2006 experiment involving pike from the Sturgeon River has helped turn Cow Lake back into a prime fishing hole. St.

Public hearing for the proposed rezoning of 70 Arlington Dr. was held Monday at 5 p.m. Arlington Drive public hearing

The City of St. Albert is preparing for a crowd at a public hearing Monday when council will hear input on a controversial affordable housing project in Akinsdale.

As they walked around the small basement of the St.

The city’s spring census has run into a snag. According to chief legislative officer Chris Belke, the city needs 70 people to go door knocking in mid-April and administer the municipal census.