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Two fraudsters are making their rounds in St. Albert. Amy Berg knew something was wrong when she was approached at work about buying Mac Cosmetics products at a reduced price.

A river of bobbing Stetsons riding a wave of red serge. The wail of the bagpipes. The rattle of the drums. The sound of almost 4,000 polished boots and shoes on asphalt, marching in unison – like rain upon glass.

With a little effort city residents can foster the small-town feel they want to see in St. Albert. Now, more tools are coming to help people find ways to build that community spirit. St.

As Const. David Wynn’s casket was carried from the room where thousands had gathered on Monday to mourn his death and celebrate his life, Grade 6 students from Keenooshayo Elementary School raised their voices in song.

Neil Stewart stood outside the Crown & Tower Pub Monday, bright blue eyes brimming with tears. He came to watch the funeral of Const. David Wynn on TV, he said.

Grandpa's old Buick a classic? If his car was built in 1990 or older yes, it can be. This year marks 25 years for vehicles built in 1990. According to car enthusiasts and car clubs this is the time when a car or truck becomes a classic.

There's a new top cop in Morinville, and he says he's very interested in traffic safety. Staff Sgt. Riz Suleman stepped up as the commanding officer of the Morinville RCMP on Monday. He replaces Sgt.

I should probably dust more often. There's a thick, grey layer of dust on most of my bookshelves, and I kick up clouds of it in parts of the bathroom.

New clinical guidelines don't provide much guidance for physicians dealing with obese patients, says one obesity expert.

The students of Georges H. Primeau School in Morinville have a secret – and you’ll have to wait 50 years to find out what it is. Georges H.