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The winter is long for everyone in St. Albert, but gardeners get especially antsy by early spring, anxious to get outside and get dirty.

A St. Albert MLA has found himself in the chair of the standing committee on resource stewardship. “When they appointed the new cabinet they reshuffled the deck a little bit,” said Stephen Khan, MLA for St. Albert.

Why is the Incredible Hulk green? Can you really freeze solid like Captain America and live? And who's stronger: Iron Man or the Man of Steel? These were just some of the super-science questions that chemist Yann Brouillette addressed Thursday during

Starting this month, drivers will have to refrain from making left-hand turns on many intersections in the city after the green signal arrow has turned off.

There are some easy tasks residents can do to try and prevent any springtime flooding from impacting their homes.

Nothing says superb "wrist presence" like a colossal chronograph strapped to your forearm. And it's presence, rather than time-telling utility, that body-borne timepieces are all about, say many of today's style gurus.

The Rotary Club of St. Albert is hoping to rally community spirit and encourage humanitarianism at the same time, all through the power of the maple leaf.

When she closes the doors to her business in Grandin mall, Irene Cornwell is taking all her houses with her.

Average sales for single-family homes in St. Albert dropped by 12 per cent in March, compared to the same month in 2013, the Realtors Association of Edmonton reported in their monthly housing bulletin. St.

GoodLife Fitness will celebrate its grand opening on May 12, giving members and the public an opportunity to check out the new facility on 525 St. Albert Trail. The club will officially open for workouts on May 13.