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You may not have noticed but my grocery bill doesn’t lie. The cost of meat and produce is going up and it’s not expected to come back down anytime soon.

Children’s art to sculptures worth hundreds of thousands of dollars help make up the City of St. Albert’s public art collection.

Maria Lovsin is a typically energetic, talkative 16-year-old, showing those who sit beside her the albums of photos and string of beads she holds nearby.

I never get to enjoy bread. Sure, the first few slices are nice and soft and fluffy, but by the time I get to about slice No. 4 about midway through the week it has all the taste and texture of a really bland rock. It goes stale, in other words.

Making a connection between those who donate blood and the cancer patients they help at the Stollery Children’s Hospital is the impetus behind the Canadian Blood Services January awareness campaign – where an anonymous note of ‘get

There’s no denying it. The Canadian dollar is dropping and the fall of oil prices is concerning. But Hendrik Brakel, senior director of economic, financial and tax policy with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, feels positive that a strong U.S.

Video Inteview with Ted Elkins, resident of the neighbourhood shut down by RCMP early Saturday morning. Police later found the home next door to Elkins was unoccupied.

There are so many options for flooring today: ceramic and stone, laminate, hardwood, carpet, luxury vinyl – the hottest thing going, according to flooring retailers – and cork.

The suspect in the shootings of two St. Albert RCMP officers Saturday morning is dead and both officers are still in hospital, confirm police.