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A 21-year-old who landed on the wrong side of the law twice this year will pay for his crimes through his wallet.

Before he gets to Bellerose Composite High School's front door, resource officer Const. Dave Henry is dealing with the day's first issue. A 15-year-old student took her mother's car keys this morning, which she has done before.

Housing starts in the Edmonton region in 2009 will fall below 2008 levels, predicts the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) in its spring market outlook.

Sturgeon student off to nationals A Grade 12 student from Sturgeon Composite High School is off to a national skills competition after becoming the Alberta champion last week.

It’s tempting to use the phrase “renaissance man” to describe the artist whose works are now showing at Art Beat. That would only be half correct, though. Renaissance works but Bev Bunker is no man. The St.

Hazel McKennitt's father never went to school. It was her grandfather's choice, McKennitt says. "He said he would not allow his son to go to school because we would lose all of our culture.

Auditor thrashes government Canada’s environmental commissioner criticized the government last week for failing to protect fish and for overstating the effects of its greenhouse gas reduction policies by a factor of four.

“We live according to the Biblical verse, ‘Be ye in the world but be ye not of the world.’” That’s how Manitoba-born author Mary-Ann Kirkby describes the Hutterite motto.

The St. Albert RCMP is now investigating the city’s second targeted home invasion in less than a month. Officers were called to a home on Grosvenor Boulevard Thursday evening for a robbery that apparently occurred on Tuesday morning.

Litterbugs beware — the city has a law against littering and offenders can be made to pay.