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Few people can claim to have crammed as much adventure into their lives as St. Albert’s Charles Grenier-Green. He’s just 21, and he’s already roamed rainforests, fled bears, eaten tarantulas and explored six continents.

St. Albert trees were doing their very best to be noticed this week. Excessive spruce-tree pollen drifted in clouds in the air and settled into a yellow scum on driveway puddles.

The Edmonton-St. Albert Conservative Association is disappointed Brent Rathgeber has resigned from caucus and will now start preparing for the next federal election, its board president said Friday.

A Senate spending scandal, a robotic caucus deferential to the will of the prime minister and unelected bureaucrats telling Conservative MPs what to say and how to vote – these all weighed on local member of Parliament Brent Rathgeber when he r

A 22-year-old Morinville man who stabbed his cousin last spring will be back in court for sentencing in November. Elias Morgan Simon has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of 20-year-old Morgan Drew Arcand-Faithful of Alexander First Nation.

St. Albert Gazette readers can enjoy an opportunity to get to know one of their community reporters better. Kevin Ma handles several beats for the Gazette every week – environment, education and Sturgeon County.

Crime briefs on page 15 of the June 5 issue of the Gazette incorrectly stated that Joshua Everett Madsen was charged with assault. Instead it was Daniel R.

It was principle, ultimately, that led St. Albert's member of Parliament to resign from the Conservative Party caucus on Wednesday evening.

Six weeks, more than 70 volunteers, and thousands of handouts stuck to telephone posts and fences – but Sydney, the missing dog, is still on the run.

Parkland County will need a court order if it wants to stop the Capital Region Board dead in its tracks, says St. Albert’s mayor. St.