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Plans and resources are in place to keep St. Albertans safe in case of any emergency from natural disaster to public attacks such as in Ottawa this week St. Albert Fire Chief Ray Richards says.

St. Albert politicians were caught up in the aftermath of the tragic events in Ottawa on Wednesday that shocked the nation, leaving a Canadian Forces reservist dead and gunshots ringing through the halls of Parliament.

The retail landscape in Canada is changing but St. Albert's economic development team is hoping to keep commercial developments sizeable, and tax dollars flowing.

Sturgeon County students rallied in Morinville this week to try and Ignite a spark of positive change in their schools.

The province plans to meet with Morinville parents next month to solve a space crunch at Morinville Public, says the town's MLA. But parents say that there's only one solution that works, and that's to build a new public school.

It seems 2014 is a year of commemorations; 100 years since the beginning of the First World War, 75 years since the start of the Second World War, 50 years since the creation of our official flag.

It started with a simple birthday wish – to ride in a Chevrolet Camaro. Alina Pope posted on the Community of St. Albert Facebook page on Oct.

It's hard to understand the beauty, the magic and the heart that permeates everything about Ronald McDonald House of Northern Alberta (RMHNA) unless you've been there.

“It looked like brown lava flowing from the roof.

A Deer Ridge man is offering a reward for any information about who defaced the Halloween decorations on his front lawn this past weekend. Keith Saul had finished building the frightful scene at his home on Dennison Drive around noon on Sunday.