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Bermont Realty isn’t the only real estate company in the city, and is by far not the largest but the business can celebrate its 50th birthday this year because its people are patient listeners, says owner Guy Hebert.

City council shut down – for now – the idea of hiring a project manager to shepherd the proposed South Campbell Park and Ride through the development process.

I'm almost ready to share a summary of my first few days of toil, but before I do that I want to lay out the ground rules that I've established for this little adventure of mine.

Ice time is a hot commodity in St. Albert, which is why the local minor hockey association is testing out an alternative. Together with the City of St. Albert, the St.

For Raymark Dizon the decision to donate his kidney wasn’t a difficult one. After all, it was for his dad. “He actually didn’t approach me.

I’ve been a hockey player since I was nine years old, not a good hockey player, in the grand scheme of things, but an enthusiastic and somewhat serious one.

So here is the scene ... I am sitting in a brutally hard chair in the front of a starkly lit room with 25 intense therapists staring at me with excruciatingly empathetic looks on their faces.

Incumbent Coun. Len Bracko announced Thursday morning he would not be seeking re-election Oct. 21. “There are many things I would love to still work on and do,” Bracko said. “I still want to be involved.

A council veteran is coming out of retirement to try and reclaim his seat from the man he endorsed as his replacement. Former councillor Jerry Kaup announced last Aug. 28 that he would run against Coun. David Kluthe this fall in Division 4.

Economic development should be Morinville’s priority as it looks forward to becoming a city, says mayoral candidate Lisa Holmes.