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A green leaf is a symbol of the City of St. Albert that appears on signs throughout the city. It signals a city that is proud of its appearance and its green efforts.

I work in customer service part time, and this past week, experienced something I have never experienced before. A customer inquired if he could ask a question, and assuming it was about the store or a specific product, I said, “Of course.

Bobbi Jo Vader's testimony at her brother's murder trial last week shed little light on her own involvement with the investigation.

It's no secret that the Germans have done a lot right when it comes to renewable power.

It appears Rachel Notley’s government believes there is no second term in its future. You sure get that feeling from the way it has turned on the spending taps, full blast. Alberta will soon be in unprecedented debt territory.

Watching Alberta’s New Democratic government these days is both compelling and disturbing. It’s very much like driving by an accident on the highway, and wondering if everything is OK, but knowing full well that it isn’t.

People with disabilities and those who serve them are breathing a collective sigh of relief after the province repealed controversial provincial safety standards that should never have been implemented.

If you write an anonymous blog that is more of an inside joke than anything else and you want to get attention – serious, divisive, expensive, long-term mainstream media attention – pick on someone at St. Albert Place.

Two text messages were sent from a cell phone registered to Lyle McCann less than six hours after he and his wife Marie were last seen in St. Albert.

St. Albert city council, as a whole, did the right thing Monday night by resisting the temptation to place undue restrictions on Amacon’s Grandin Mall redevelopment project. A motion was brought forward by Coun.