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ITS wins bid for town's photo radar

ITS wins bid for town's photo radar

Morinville has cut a tentative deal to stick with its current photo radar operator, but that could change if the company doesn't like the town's new rules for enforcement.
First food truck jamboree attracts 2,000

First food truck jamboree attracts 2,000

A great, big community picnic – that’s how Shari Strachan with the MusĂ©e HĂ©ritage Museum describes the wildly successful food truck jamboree Friday, organized by the Arts and Heritage Foundation.
Please don't dump, Lo-Se-Ca reminds public

Please don't dump, Lo-Se-Ca reminds public

Donations, not dumps, and don’t be rude. That’s the message the staff at Lo-Se-Ca’s I’m Unique Thrift Shop are once again sending out to the public on the occasion of this month’s long weekend.
Search continues for missing boater

Search continues for missing boater

B.C. police continue to sift through clues this week as they search for a missing St. Albert boater. West Kelowna RCMP reported last week that St. Albert resident Brian Daryl Lakevold, 64, had gone missing on Okanagan Lake in B.C.
Environment File

Environment File

St. Albert Transit is seriously looking at getting an electric bus now that a recent trial has shown that doing so could slash their fuel bills by 78 per cent.
St. Albert man missing in Kelowna

St. Albert man missing in Kelowna

A St. Albert man has gone missing near Kelowna. West Kelowna RCMP have confirmed the identity of a missing man, whose boat was found unoccupied on Okanagan Lake in B.C., as St. Albert resident Brian Daryl Lakevold, 64.
Saved by her sister

Saved by her sister

Without the help of her quick thinking sister, Mykaela Belter might not have walked away from a cougar attack with little more than a couple of scratches on her back.
Hundreds line up for bargains

Hundreds line up for bargains

Shortly after St. Albert's new Value Village opened its doors Thursday, there were already more than 300 people browsing through seemingly endless rows of clothing racks. But the number of shoppers was of no surprise to Ken Alterman.
Compassion, pragmatism must guide pot debate

Compassion, pragmatism must guide pot debate

It was hard not to chuckle watching St. Albert city council squirm over a medical marijuana greenhouse bylaw this week — even though there are no actual applications for such a facility before them.
Healthy back to school: 10 things you need to know

Healthy back to school: 10 things you need to know

Anxiety A new school year can bring on many pressures for children and teenagers, including a new school, classes, friends and exams.
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