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It was the most gorgeous location. An apartment suite looking out across the river, supermarkets and pharmacies a short walking distance, and an affordable home to share with her family. Ruth Vivian was sold on her retirement home in the St. Albert Lions Village.

It's suits beating overalls in St. Albert, based on a recent snapshot of the city's employment landscape.

The summer was a busy one for realtors and home buyers alike but now residential sales across the Edmonton region are starting to slow down, the Realtors Association of Edmonton reported in a press release this week.

Business@Lunch This month's Business@Lunch is at the Kinsmen Banquet Centre on Wednesday, Sept. 10, and features Rob Chiasson as our keynote speaker.

Three St. Albert childhood friends fulfilled a lifelong dream this summer when they reached the base camp of the world's tallest mountain.

St. Albert will be asking Edmonton city council to consider the concept of amalgamating the two cities' transit administrations. Coun. Wes Brodhead brought two motions to the floor during Tuesday night's council meeting.

Another growing season is swiftly coming to a close with backyard apples and other fruits dropping one by one to the soft earth below.

I recently had the opportunity to test drive not one, but two Toyota Highlander models. One a hybrid, the other not. For the 2014 model year the Highlander is longer and wider than the previous generation.

A weekend full of tabletop games will help put food on the kitchen table for those in need.

St. Albert council threw on the brakes Monday night when it comes to accepting development permit applications from would-be medical marijuana production facilities.