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For several years, the theme of National Bullying Awareness Week has been “Stand Up! (to bullying),” and while the focus remains on youth to be the change, research shows that bullying isn’t exclusive to the young.

New patients are now being accepted at Morinville’s first private psychology practice: Psychsupport Services.

A Mayerthorpe man is dead after his car collided with a pickup truck in Sturgeon County on Monday. Morinville RCMP was called to a two motor-vehicle collision on Highway 28 just north of Highway 37 at approximately 7:46 p.m. on Nov. 18.

Aviation history will touch down at the Villeneuve Airport next year as a new $10 million museum comes to town.

This year’s recipient of the St. Albert Philanthropy Award does more than just sign cheques – he also gives time and isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty.

St. Albert’s department of public works has managed to stay within city snow clearing standards despite the large dumps of snow over the weekend and on Monday night. “So far it’s going well.

Morinville has once again cleaned up at the provincial ChooseWell awards, netting itself fat cash for helping residents to stay fit.

The first e-town hall proved to be the star of the budget sessions held last week, drawing the most residents of any of the sessions. Only 18 residents went to the traditionally-formatted town hall on Nov.

A former St. Albert pawnshop owner who nearly severed a man's ear with an axe during a robbery in 2010 has been sentenced to 10 years in prison. Kenneth Angus Campbell received the sentence in an Edmonton court Thursday afternoon.

Mayor Nolan Crouse will chair the Capital Region Board for the next four years, and his Sturgeon County counterpart says that’s great news for the region.