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The gray partridge is probably the silliest bird I’ve ever met in St. Albert. It’s the only one I know that will run, not fly, away when I approach it, zipping along on its tiny little legs until I’m out of sight.

Running up mountains and down mountains, through a torrential downpour and by the light of the moon, non-runners might question why people would sacrifice their time, their safety and their sanity to run more than 42 kilometres in one go.

Arts and Heritage St. Albert has announced that longtime programmer Shari Strachan has been appointed to take the helm at the Musée Héritage Museum.

The first day of school is right around the corner and The St. Albert Food Bank and Community Village have 200 backpacks stuffed and ready to go. “Gearin’ Up for the Grades” happens on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the St.

Seven-year-old Owen Reilly doesn’t easily share the activities of his week with those around him, but there is someone he is always willing to tell. That is Maverick, a horse at Horse Sense Training and Petting Zoo in Sturgeon County.

The Humane Animal Rescue Team’s (HART) youngest volunteer is hoping to be the top fundraiser for next month’s Sneakers & Strays event.

A man got an unusual birthday present for this 24th birthday on Monday – nearly five months in jail. Devon Madsen appeared via closed-circuit television from the Edmonton Remand Centre in St.

Dogs must eat. It is natural. He knows he must do it. Dogs must bark. It is natural. He knows he must do it. The dog in a natural environment will be required to fill his greatest need – food.

City slickers will get a chance for some country living this weekend as two local farmers throw open their doors to the public. St.

A packed gallery of Erin Ridge residents attended the city council meeting Monday night to express their displeasure over the idea a regional junior/senior francophone high school is to be built in Eldorado Park.