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A former city council candidate is suing the City of St. Albert and Mayor Nolan Crouse for $250,000 in punitive damages. Ted Durham, who filed a statement of claim at the Court of Queen’s Bench in Edmonton on Dec. 3, is also seeking. $7,220.

A St. Albert woman has been honoured this week for her tireless efforts to defend children’s rights. Velvet Martin was one of five people to receive a human rights award from the John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights Wednesday.

Don Wells visits his wife Dorothy, 83, at Youville Home every day. After suffering a stroke in July 2012, Dorothy has very short-term memory and uses a wheelchair to get around.

The St. Albert Kinettes will be digging deeper into its own pocket this Christmas to make up for the ever-growing shortage in donations it receives each year.

Today is the day for Fill-A-Bus – the extended edition. Usually, it’s just a one-day event in support of the St. Albert Kinettes’ Christmas hamper campaign.

It's not only the rich who can have a personal chef take away the worry about making meals.

We all know what BOGO is – buy one, get one – but how about buy one, give one? It's the perfect time of year for St.

Finding an honest, basic-equipped pickup truck on any dealer's lot would be a real challenge. Almost all pickups available to the consumer are well-optioned.

Due to warmer temperatures, the city has delayed the opening of its outdoor ice surfaces.