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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.

Three Paul Kane chefs cooked up a silver-medal performance this month despite fire, theft and a family emergency. The Paul Kane culinary arts team took second place at the third-annual Edmonton High School Culinary Challenge last month.

Kids fighting drug addiction may soon have a new place to turn for help thanks to a deal between Poundmaker's Lodge and the Oblates.

Canadians could be forced to submit to random roadside breath tests at a police officer’s demand under a proposal for new legislation.