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After Canada’s men’s Olympic hockey team celebrated its victory over the Americans on Sunday, executives at Ivanhoe Cambridge conducted a final tally of the times that a Canadian athlete stood at the top of the podium.

The Heartland power line can be buried, finds a new report, but doing so would more than double its cost. The Alberta Electric System Operator (AESO) published a study last week that looked at plans to bury part of the Heartland Transmission Project.

A new hybrid approach to smart growth places less emphasis on high-density and transit-oriented development than previous plans, and aims for a 283-hectare light industrial park in the northwest.

The city of St. Albert has stepped in to settle a fight over ski trails in River Lot 56 officials say, but don't expect to reach a settlement before the snow melts. City council heard this week that Chris Jardine, St.

Question marks are swirling around a partially-completed condominium complex that has sat idle for months in St. Albert.

City council is well equipped to make an unbiased decision on a proposed affordable housing development even though the city itself is providing the funding and had a hand in initiating the land deal, said Mayor Nolan Crouse.

A city grant program aimed at sprucing up downtown hasn’t taken off as well as city officials had hoped.

Three months after a woman was carjacked when she stopped to help at an accident, police have charged a 34-year-old man with a host of criminal offences.

City council is looking toward the future with a plan to sell land in northeast Edmonton to help pay for land inside St. Albert.

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