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People clamouring up ropes while caked head-to-toe in mud, crawling under barbed wire and jumping over logs set on fire, are just some of the photos that have filled my social media feeds this summer.

On a busy weekend, Dedo's Food Truck can fill the bellies of 300 people. That equates to about 200 pitas, 40 kilograms of chicken and 20 kilograms of beef. With two large events on one weekend – Rock'n August and the St.

A massive public engagement effort has been underway this summer as part of the first phase of a community visioning process.

Sharp-eyed motorists in St. Albert may have noticed some different photo radar techniques being used around the city in recent weeks. At the beginning of July, Global Traffic Group took over the contract to provide photo enforcement in St.

Bryanna Forest and her sisters used to be at the ice rink six days a week. “Hockey is my favourite sport,” she says. She was fearless on the ice, her family describes. That is, until a brain bleed left the 10-year-old in hospital.

St. Albert is getting its first food truck event. On Friday, Aug. 29, the St. Albert Arts and Heritage Foundation is inviting 11 food trucks from across the region to serve a range of dishes at the St. Albert Grain Elevator Park.

Some 68 years ago, a young Hess Nyenhuis set off on his path to become a time lord. Nyenhuis, 82, says he grew up in Holland next to a watchmaker's shop.

City students will head back to school this fall with some high-tech bus passes that will help worried parents track their locations. The Greater St. Albert Catholic and St.

The St. Albert Alliance Church is skipping its regular services tomorrow morning. Instead, it will be hosting a series of four community engagement brunch and festival events under the title of what it calls The Church has Left the Building.

The two business owners at the Gate Avenue Petro Canada are joining forces to host a show and shine/fundraiser for the Canadian Breast Cancer Association.