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St. Albert’s Matt Deacon has made his mark in Edmonton’s dining industry when he won a title in Edmonton’s Tourism Awards in May.

In May the Gazette received an email inquiry from a parent who was puzzled by the "high cost of playing soccer" through the St. Albert Soccer Association.

Canada Day is only two-and-a-half weeks away. There will be lots of fun and good family times for the whole community but organizers are still in need of a few good volunteers.

A boy named Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge befriends an elderly woman who lives in the old people's home next to his house. Wilfrid Gordon tells her all his secrets, but sometimes she has trouble remembering.

If you’ve already pushed up your sleeves to enjoy the warm weather, Canadian Blood Services (CBS) is asking you to roll them up one more time to help boost the blood supply, now at its lowest pre-summer level in five years.

The meeting room known around St. Albert Place as the east boardroom will soon be called the Douglas Cardinal Boardroom. St. Albert is honouring the architect who designed the city's iconic civic and cultural centre by naming the recently renovated boardroom after him.

For many shoppers, visiting the St. Albert Farmers’ Market is a weekly highlight – browsing, walking, sampling and just being in the centre of town mingling with crowds. There are just four days until the 32nd annual St.

Some residents who fought fiercely to keep Gloucester Park free of the bike skills park recently put their efforts where their petition signatures were.

Seniors who have participated in the province’s new property tax deferral program are finding that it helps them make ends meet, says a prominent seniors group.

People at risk of osteoporosis can catch a break with a new Alberta Health Services' prevention program.