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The best curlers on the planet will rock St. Albert at the 2011 Continental Cup. “We’re bringing the world to St. Albert,” announced Mike Howes, the host committee chair, at Wednesday’s press conference. The Jan.

Slash marks at Mac's The last round robin game for the St. Albert Slash at the Mac's tournament goes today against the Calgary Chaos at 3:30 p.m. at Max Bell Arena.

On the eve of the Roar of the Rings, Scott Pfeifer has unfinished business at the Olympic trials with the Ferbey Four.

Lori Olson-Johns answered the call of duty when Crystal Webster recruited the Paul Kane High School teacher for a shot at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.

Five straight wins have the St. Albert Raiders right on the heels of the Lloydminster Bobcats for first place in the Alberta Midget AAA Hockey League.

Seventh place was the order of finish for the Paul Kane Blues at the 4A provincial high school women’s volleyball championship. “That was an excellent finish. It was tremendous actually,” said head coach Stan Andronyk.

Good hockey cubs beat the teams below them in the standings, and that’s what the St. Albert Steel did last weekend.

A loss and a tie wasn't what the St. Albert Slash expected on their road trip last weekend against the Medicine Hat Hounds. The Slash (9-6-5) suffered a penalty-filled 4-2 loss Saturday and a 5-5 tie Sunday in Vauxhall against the Hounds (9-7-4).

The Bellerose Bulldogs exceeded expectations at the 4A provincial high school women's volleyball championship.

The 2011 ESSO Cup is coming to St. Albert. Friday's announcement at Servus Credit Union Place was greeted with loud applause, deafening cowbells and happy faces from excited hockey fans.