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Housing starts are up, including apartments. Businesses are opening downtown. Target has a 21,000-square-foot expansion planned for St. Albert Centre. It’s all positive news for St. Albert.

Here’s a headline that was sure to surprise absolutely no one, except, of course, those out-of-touch federal politicians: “Canadian politicians out of touch: poll.

The success or failure of a politician is best measured by his or her legacy.

Hockey in Canada is probably as emotional a subject as can be found. It is our game, it runs through our veins as surely as does blood.

It has been said many times that perception is reality. Or, as French writer Gustave Flaubert put it: “There is no truth. There is only perception.” Which is unfortunate for St.

This Canada Day long weekend will see the beginning of the province’s new harsher impaired driving penalties and, says Transportation Minister Ric McIver, Albertans need to take this seriously.

When is the flying of the Canadian flag the same thing as posting a “For Sale” sign? When it’s hanging from the balcony of a condo, of course.

Here’s two headlines that’ll make life even tougher for those trying to keep young working people living in St.

It was English author David Nicholls who wrote: “If you have to keep a secret it’s because you shouldn’t be doing it in the first place.

This week’s announcement that Guy Boston will be changing hats at city hall to become executive director of economic development was, to say the least, a surprise.