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Sister Ray's new EP, "Teeth" captures songwriter's latest reflections

Just like the City of Edmonton's recent changes, Coun. Mike Killick is planning to propose a widespread “three stream waste collection process” for St. Albert's multi-residential complexes in order to improve waste diversion.

“I think they do have the magic,” she said. “Absolutely, it’s magic.”

The last classroom doors closed for students in December at the old Paul Kane building. The students moved to the new building in January.

Local father and husband Jon Marrese credits his resilience in the face of a devastating diagnosis to the unwavering support of his family.

Sturgeon County is set to pay more than $250,000 per year for the next three years to help off-set the operational costs of St. Albert's recreation facilities and programming.

Net-zero can’t be achieved unless carbon dioxide removal technologies are used, according to a report released last week, and an Alberta company is helping to pave the way to reduced emissions.

Stacey Worsfold was at the site when she observed accused killer Beryl Musila leaving in a taxi van with a heavy, oversized blue tote, a black suitcase, and a number of other containers.

St. Albert actor Maureen Rooney switches tracks from theatre to movies in Christmas Train Parade

A decade after the horrific Boston Marathon bombing, Fred Fieber reflects on the day’s tragedies and recounts the winding road that brought him there.