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Local fungi-fans should truck on down to Devon this weekend to take in one of Alberta's biggest and tastiest shows on wild mushrooms.

The City of St. Albert will not be communicating with municipal council candidates over any complaints filed in the future.

Residents will have the opportunity to give their thoughts on proposed ideas to address erosion problems at Lacombe Lake. An open house this Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m.

Average sales for single-family homes in St. Albert dropped by almost eight per cent last month, compared to July 2013, the Realtors Association of Edmonton reported in its monthly housing bulletin.

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Recent rains and humid air have brought a plague of mosquitoes upon the Edmonton region – one that city's official bug guy says could be the biggest one in decades. City residents might have noticed a sudden jump in mosquito numbers in recent days.

MLA and Finance Minister Doug Horner’s recent rough ride is a ride of his own devising, says a political scientist from the University of Alberta.

Natalia Rudolf spent her summer breaking hips. Fellow student Grace Silver spent it dosing fungi with powerful acids, deadly ozone and frigid dry ice, all in a high-tech lab full of dials, gas cylinders and fume hoods. "I loved it.

The St. Albert Crime Stoppers Association is asking for your assistance in solving the following crimes: On the evening of Aug. 8, an unknown male entered the Shoppers Drug Mart located at 665 St.

It’s hard to beat a sour cherry pie for a summer dessert. Bright red and juicy, an Evans Cherry pie is a thing to behold. To many, its tart flavour is superior to that of a pie cooked with sweet cherries.