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This month two incidents demonstrated just how easily our lives can be disrupted. A water main break outside St. Albert Place shut down a key municipal building for a short time.

With the demise of Sun News Network last month, Ezra Levant announced that he planned to start a new online news network.

It’s tough to know exactly what to say about Taber, the southern Alberta corn capital that has outraged so many morally righteous journalists and law professors in the past week.

As lives become busier people are more in a rush to get from one place to another, vehicles have become a catchall venue – phone booth, breakfast nook, makeup centre. Unfortunately, this time-saving technique is not only dangerous it is deadly.

Bellerose Composite student Connor Gierulski rode a stationary bike in the high school’s annual Bikeathon in memory of his mother who died of cancer five years ago.

When Acura set up operations in Canada back in 1986 its models certainly showed its Honda lineage but driving dynamics, interior and exterior styling execution was something else altogether. Since then the early models have become legendary.

The Government of Alberta had a straightforward duty to perform: to manage the economy.

Earlier this week the city released its Safe Journeys to School report. The mammoth 864-page study is meant to help find ways to minimize the risks of traffic injuries and collisions involving students.

Re: Villeneuve Road Closure I can empathize with the residents of North Ridge and Deer Ridge with homes backing Villeneuve road.

Children are getting fatter and one St. Albert organization is doing its part to help fight the bulging trend. St.