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Divorce is never easy, but the process can sometimes be harder on women – especially financially.

Those who set up a boarding house in St. Albert in the future could face a $5,000 fine if two bylaw changes go through as planned.

Fewer Canadian women are having children. Statistics Canada data released last year indicted the total fertility rate in Canada was 1.61 children per woman in 2011, continuing a decline from 1.68 over the previous four years.

A framework to refer to commercial sites using geographically descriptive terms drew some ire from some members of council on Monday night.

It's summer. It's when we all prefer to be out in the sunshine, doing our gardening, going for a jog, lying on the beach… Slap! Slap! SLAP-SLAP-SLAP! AAAARGH… MOSQUITOES!!!!! There are 41 species of mosquito in Alberta.

Camping in an RV is the summer vacation of choice for many Alberta families, and moms are always looking for ways to make time in the great outdoors as fuss-free as possible.

A plan calling for more police and municipal enforcement officers was presented to council on Monday night.

Nurses at the St. Albert and Sturgeon Primary Care Network are taking a new approach to how they treat mental health cases.

My son and I were reading the final chapters of Charlotte’s Web a few nights ago. He lay quietly with his finger in his mouth wiggling a loose tooth.

The city has released redacted documents that lay out two complaints about candidate financial disclosures stemming from last fall's municipal election. The complaints, one filed April 18 and the other April 19 of this year, have been censored under Section 17 of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. The names of the complainants and the individuals named in the complaints have been blacked out.