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December is the month of holiday giving and the month to plan resolutions. Resolve to be involved — volunteer and make an impact in your community. The St.

If Santa brought you a new cellphone for Christmas, a local school would like to take away your old one.

With rates of obesity and inactivity at alarming levels in Canada, there has never been a more urgent time for our country's citizens to take control of their health.

What do a robotic hamster, a pink three-storey townhouse and a fleet of Storm Troopers all have in common? They seem to disappear at this time of year.

A St. Albert family wants to thank some mystery men for saving their dog from a fire. St. Albert fire crews zipped over to 89 Morgan Cres. at about 4 p.m. Sunday after getting a call about a garage on fire.

Urban aboriginals are more likely to be hungry and homeless than any other group in Canadian cities, a pair of recent studies has found.

St. Albert's old Christmas trees will be fire-free for the first time in years this winter now that the city has brought back its Christmas composting program.

It may be hard to imagine in a place like St. Albert, but more families than ever are relying on the food bank for a decent meal this holiday season. For the past nine months, the St.

Did you ever wonder why we do what we do at Christmas time? Here's a brief glimpse at the history behind three of the most common North American Christmas traditions/images.

As time winds down on the first decade of the 21st century the Gazette looks back on the stories from the crime desk that grabbed headlines, shocked residents and in a few cases, shot the city into the broader spotlight of the nation.