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The holiday season brings festive parties, and that means a fun opportunity to change-up your make-up routine. Make-up artist and hairstylist, Lauriane Rutberg has some tips to make your make-up shine this holiday season.

Three W.D. Cuts students may have a career in paper shipbuilding after taking silver in a regional boat race. Two Grade 7 teams from W.D.

Red is Trish Fedeyko-Millard's favorite colour. Not pink, she makes a point of emphasizing.

RCMP is asking for the public's help in locating 36-year-old Jacqueline Leavins. Leavins was last seen on Oct. 22, at the Provincial Building in St. Albert at 30 Sir Winston Churchill Ave.

An information session on advance care planning – a way to help people think, talk about and document their wishes for future health care – will be held at the St. Albert 50+ Club next week.

The Wildrose’s inability to gain a seat during four provincial byelections in October hasn’t deterred a would-be candidate’s enthusiasm for the party, while at least one party member isn’t so upbeat.

Sales of licence plates that promote support for members of the Canadian Forces have raised more than $220,000 since July, St. Albert’s MLA announced Friday. St.

St. Albert will get continue to get its piece of the federal gas tax pie. The governments of Alberta and Canada announced a renewed 10-year federal Gas Tax Fund agreement on Monday, which will see an estimated $2.

Fresh coffee is made every morning at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 271, just as it has been for more than 40 years.

Affordable housing, rising utility rates and infrastructure priorities were on the minds of St. Albert residents who attended a public budget session on Wednesday.