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You can't teach an old dog new tricks, so the saying goes. Nobody said anything about teaching them fox tricks. Locally raised author Lindsey Carmichael wants to show you and your furry friends exactly what she means.

Alberta’s municipal affairs minister has said “no” to letting Redwater leave the Capital Region Board – at least, not before this fall’s civic elections.

Calling all artists! There’s a fundraiser in the works to start at the end of next month but it needs your help right now. Paint the Town Red is the fourth annual fundraiser for the Sturgeon Community Hospital Foundation.

Current Swell’s debut at the Arden Theatre on Saturday, Oct. 5 is completely sold out. Not one to disappoint fans, the Victoria based indie rock band has added a second concert on Friday, Oct. 4.

Local farmers are cleaning their combines and crossing their fingers this week in preparation for this year’s harvest season – one they hope will be warm and dry.

Future potential school sites will be marked by signs starting in November 2014. Council passed a motion put forth by Mayor Nolan Crouse during Monday night’s meeting to have signage put up indicating possible school sites.

A little more than two years after first tacking up signs to show the number of patients that miss their medical appointments, several medical clinics in St. Albert are seeing a significant decline in the number of no-show patients.

There's an old joke about Alberta having just two seasons: winter and construction. And that's certainly been true of St. Albert this summer. St. Albert Trail, Mission Ave.

The proposed school site for Eldorado Park at the heart of recent controversy was one of the only options available to the committee that decides which schools go where.

The city saw a brief but major boost in its air cadet population a few weeks ago, thanks to a large tour of youths that passed through on an international exchange.