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On Oct. 21, Chris Sichkaryk cast his ballot in St. Albert’s municipal election for the very first time. Chris is 45 years old and has Down syndrome.

What do a rock ’n’ roll band, a hip hop dancer and Edmonton’s poet laureate have in common? They will all be at Servus Place on Monday, Nov. 18 for the Students on Stage Youth Action Conference.

The snow and cold are here, so you know the holidays can’t be far behind.

A former city resident is giving a free talk this weekend on how to make your home greener – using a chainsaw.

A local toy-based social development group for kids is building up its base of programming, but needs the community to add some mortar to the bricks.

The results are in from September’s Food Drive and Suzan Krecsy, the director of the St. Albert Food Bank is smiling.

This Christmas, you could knit your own sweaters, bake cookies and make tree ornaments to impress your friends.

Having mostly focused on writing, filming and directing short films, St. Albert-based filmmaker and owner of DxE Productions Jason Jeffery said it was time to dip his feet into unknown waters.

In a speech this week, Spruce Grove-St. Albert MLA Doug Horner gave some broad hints at what future challenges for the province may look like, but overall promised blue skies for Alberta's economy in coming years. Horner spoke at the St.

Many homeowners put a wood-burning fireplace high on their list of must-haves.