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If you love kids, then the life of a bus driver could very well be for you. That's the message three local Southland Transportation bus drivers are giving.

St. Albert's official tree may vanish from the city due to climate change, suggests a new report, unless people take action to address it.

When talking about the recent plague of senator expense scandals, local MP Brent Rathgeber said the events have uncovered an even bigger problem: the Prime Minister’s Office’s attempt at interfering with Senator Mike Duffy’s expense

There's a great green field where the dogs are playing at K9 Awareness, the animal daycare and training facility in Riel Park. The sky is blue and there's nary a leash in sight. It looks so much like doggie heaven that it can't possibly be real.

When I meet her, Florence Giles greets me at the door with a smile and a handshake. Giles is a slim, petite woman with a neat, white pageboy.

After the province confirmed the first two human cases of West Nile virus for 2013 on Wednesday, health officials are urging Albertans to avoid getting bitten by mosquitoes over the long weekend.

Sitting at Starbucks during a weekly office meeting, Karen Osburn picks up her ringing cellphone. "Hi Karen. It's Barb from Adoption Options," the voice on the other end says. "We have a baby for you.

Samantha Rowland and Emersyn Ewart are best buds at Elmer S. Gish school. As of this week, they’re also neighbours with their own homes at Aurora Place, a 30-unit affordable housing project in Akinsdale organized by Habitat for Humanity.

A candidate for the upcoming St. Albert Public School Board election said she is committed to stopping “erosion” of local authority. Sheri Wright, a St.

Leaning against her front door, Amanda Campbell can only frown at the sight of the two empty home construction lots across the street. Located at 77 and 81 Erin Ridge Dr.