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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.

Upgrades begin to the St. Albert Curling Club's building. View more photos .

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.

Two local artists will be jamming in Edmonton tonight to help Haitians get clean drinking water. St.

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 council learned Monday night they would lose $620,000 in unconditional grant funding from the province.

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.

Alberta Environment rejected Syncrude's waterfowl protection plan just days before more than a thousand birds died on that company's tailings ponds.

Students at a local junior high school have enjoyed the paralympic spirit this week.

A man who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the horrific death of a St. Albert man in 2008 was released on day parole earlier this month. Mark James Horning, who pleaded guilty in May 2008 to manslaughter for his role in the death of St.