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Any government document that begins with the words “We have a problem” is enough to make any reader look twice.

Earlier this month, Stephen Harper became the longest-serving prime minister of a serving minority government, surpassing the previous titleholder, Lester Pearson.

St. Albert homeowners who were expecting city council to gauge the worth of capping next year’s municipal property tax increase at 1.

There is nothing within the proposed plan to develop a senior women’s addiction treatment centre on Meadowview Lane worthy of concern to the community.

The bad news just keeps coming for the charitable sector as the countdown to Christmas continues.

When the Fort Saskatchewan Traders jumped ship for the shiny confines of Servus Credit Union Place in 2007, the move was widely lauded as a coup for St. Albert, which had endured three lonely years without junior A hockey. St.

The main function of local government is to set policy that provides direction and outlines parameters for the city administration that actually runs the programs and services delivered to residents.

Last week’s report to city council, effectively declaring the idea of tinkering with photo radar, speed on green and red-light camera tolerances outside the jurisdiction of the city, hopefully brings an end to what has been a yearly crusade on

Letting Stephen Duckett go on Wednesday afternoon was one right move, though not the cure-all the Alberta government and its voters are looking for when it comes to health care.

If theatrics are what it takes to get the Tory government to finally work with some sense of urgency on the issue of emergency room wait times, then Premier Ed Stelmach had best sit back with some popcorn and watch.