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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.

Should St. Albert's Catholic high schools form a super-campus? How about an elite academy? Are they working fine the way they are now? Those are the kinds of questions city residents will get to answer this month as part of a survey by Greater St.

If you can imagine a picture, it's likely such an image can be transformed into a piece of tile art on your bathroom wall, the feature wall in your kitchen or on the floor in the front foyer of your home.

Reaction to the finalization of Eldorado Park’s redistricting from the interested public was predictably mixed.

Much is made about the effects that social media, including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, have on connecting people and making information readily available, in some cases almost instantly. Sometimes that availability can be abused. Some St.

St. Albert students will get to dive into the Poole wetland this summer thanks to a free outdoor course offered by Ducks Unlimited.

A support group for seniors who have stopped driving will start back up at the St. Albert 50+ Club on Wednesday. The sessions are open to people who have lost their driving privileges, as well as their caregivers.

A new restaurant will soon take the space of Trendy Home in downtown St. Albert. The art and accessory store will be closing at the end of March but store owner Camille Boyd said she’s looking to re-open somewhere else in St.

A new festival will help local women celebrate International Women’s Day in March. The Every Woman Festival, originally an Australian event, made the leap across the Pacific last year and has now landed in Alberta.