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More cases of measles have been identified in the capital region, a surprise for a population in which the disease has been a rarity for many years.

It looks like blast off for the Save Our Space Camp campaign.

There’s trouble on the trail. Not St. Albert Trail this time, but rather the city’s off-leash hiking trails. Earlier this week in the St.

Two recent bits of news out of the Capital Region Board are positive signs that the much-maligned body can be more effective in the years to come. First, on April 9 it was announced that the board’s CEO Doug Lagore and chair Nolan Crouse (St.

Saturday marks the end of National Volunteer Week, which celebrates volunteers everywhere. Here in St. Albert there are plenty such people.

St. Albert city council landed on its feet like a surprised but agile cat Monday night after the sudden revelation that a medical marijuana facility application may be coming to the city.

Albertans are the boss – hardly an epiphany, unless you’re talking to some members of the provincial Tory caucus who share a sense of entitlement.

All Canadians, regardless of race, gender, age or social class, can agree on one thing, if nothing else: this nation’s war veterans have performed courageously and impressively in every theatre of conflict they’ve ever entered.

We have no one to blame but ourselves. Oh sure, we Albertans talked a big game during the last provincial election. We were all revved up and about to make a change.

Transforming the Grandin mall property into a 21st century urban village will literally alter St. Albert as we know it today – and for the better. When the plan is completed about 10 years from now by development company Amacon, downtown St.