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The museum is giving Remembrance Day its full due on Tuesday with a special display of artifacts and a tribute showing the names of the city’s war dead.

St. Albert’s first big foray into action on its downtown area redevelopment plan (DARP) will be the realignment of St. Anne Street. Design work occurred this year and the proposed $4.18 million project is part of the capital budget for 2015.

It's still hard for him to imagine. But Ryan Diprose, co-owner of Grandin Prescription Centre, says the developments proposed for the downtown area will change "everything." And likely for the better, he says.

Humanity can build a better tomorrow and limit the worst effects of climate change, but only if we take decisive action today, says the head of the United Nations.

A company has been slapped with a hefty fine after 35,000 litres of chlorinated water overflowed into the Sturgeon River from a water main break in 2012.

Historically, St. Albert has been known for offering homebuyers big houses on big lots.

In the article entitled 'Fallen soldiers' humanity restored through portrait collection" in the Nov. 1 edition, one photo shows Shairl Honey working on a large painting.

The discussion turned to boots for the blue-uniformed youths waiting to file into the regular 533 Squadron Air Cadet parade meeting held a week before Remembrance Day. “You gotta use spit,” one taller youth told several new recruits.

Four St. Albert students will likely be on national television next week as they represent their school, city and unit at the national Remembrance Day ceremony in Ottawa.

Morinville's street signs are behind the times, suggests a new report, and that could be putting young pedestrians at risk. Town council received an overview of its 2014 transportation study last week from consultant Chun Man of Urban Systems.