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Things are changing in neighbourhood pharmacies and not only for the druggist. When the new compensation fee structure for pharmacy services comes into effect April 1, pharmacy technicians will be expected to take on new responsibilities.

County residents are criticizing what they say are the province's Band-Aid solutions for the daily traffic jams on Highway 37 leading to Fort Saskatchewan.

Gazette reporter Amy Crofts will try a different workout each month in an attempt to inspire people to start their fitness new year’s resolutions early, rather than just in January. If you have a workout idea, email: [email protected].

Mayors Nolan Crouse and Tom Flynn will share a stage later this year as they deliver the first state of the sub-region address in at least a decade. St.

I'm kind of ambivalent about pigeons. On the one hand, they're kind of funny. They've got tubby bodies and little heads. They'll waddle up to you for food, turn around in circles and applaud themselves with their wings when they take flight.

It's almost closing time at Grandin Park Plaza. Last week, Vancouver-based management company Amacon sent a letter to its tenants that businesses have to be out of the mall by April 30.

The longest-running tenant of Grandin Park Plaza is moving out. For years, John Volorney kept his business, Alberta Radio & TV, open despite many others closing around him. Now he's received a notice to move out within 60 days.

For those of you out there who have a dog, you know what walking outside in the winter can do to you. It is a battle on the extra cold days.

When getting into a taxi cab, most people don’t stop and think about who their driver is – they trust it’s a safe space. But while many municipalities insist on criminal record checks and other screening for cabbies, St.

The small bell located on top of La Crema Caffé's entrance gives a light jingle as the first customer of the day walks in.