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Finally, some common sense may be coming to remedy the confusing separate-public school issue in the St. Albert area.

When then-premier Don Getty introduced Family Day back in 1990, he did so because he felt it was important for Albertans to spend more time with their families and he figured this holiday would emphasize the importance of family values.

After many months of chasing the story, the Gazette broke the good news yesterday – Costco Wholesale is coming to St.

It’s interesting that neither Mayor Nolan Crouse nor Coun. Cam MacKay are concerned that residential growth in St. Albert is lagging far behind the rest of the region. As new Statistics Canada census data revealed last week, St.

Talk about gambling with the future.

For many Canadians the initial reaction to the news that six Quebec MPs were refusing to accept Queen’s jubilee medals was probably: Great, the separatists are at it again. But look closer and this time their reason makes perfect sense.

Who can forget that moment in the 2006 federal election campaign when Conservative leader Stephen Harper looked right into the TV cameras and vowed his party would “never” tax income trusts.

It should be a fairly simple question to answer: Is there a third ambulance to service St. Albert? Alberta Health Services says yes, it’s stationed at the Sturgeon Community Hospital between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.

The Canadian Transportation Agency made one big mistake last month when it ruled that Canadian airlines must protect passengers who are allergic to cats.

There’s not a big gap between being smug and being egotistical. It seems the provincial Progressive Conservatives are teetering on the edge of the gap, with some of them already well over to the other side.