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Two shotgun blasts cracked through the air in Campbell Wednesday night as an RCMP officer put down a moose injured in a collision with a vehicle on Boudreau Road. The incident occurred at approximately 8:30 p.m.

A city councillor would like to utilize the expertise of local residents for input on the financial operations of St. Albert. Coun.

The past year or two have been challenging for dream home lotteries but organizers of the STARS home lottery are hopeful they can sell out once again this year.

You're not supposed to panic when an avalanche buries you. Easy to say. Hard to do. Legal resident Kevin Keller learned that last year while snowmobiling near Valemount, B.C.

The school gym at Muriel Martin Elementary was packed as every student paid rapt attention to the man in the camouflage uniform and military beret as he spoke about the value of education, no matter where you are in the world. Brig.-Gen.

A 38-year-old man is facing a host of criminal charges following a crash Saturday night that sent him and three others to hospital. The head-on collision happened around 11:20 p.m. on Ray Gibbon Drive near McKenney Avenue.

When most students at W.D. Cuts Junior High were chatting in the hallways, talking about upcoming exams, homework assignments or plans for the weekend, another group was spending the day working at two Edmonton charities.

A new 240-lot subdivision in the Sturgeon Valley moved a step closer to reality last week with a strings-attached approval from the Capital Region Board.

After nearly a year of negotiations, a new two-year agreement has been reached between the City of St. Albert and the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF).

The hammers are still pounding away at the Sturgeon Community Hospital's new emergency department. Meanwhile, the non-profit group that provides extra funding wants to fill the finished site with state-of-the-art medical equipment.