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Kendo, which means “the way of the sword,” is a Japanese martial art that was originally developed as a safe form of sword training for samurai. It was the sport’s connection to Japanese culture that drew Nadia Leenders to the sport when she was 16 years old, she said. 

Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction, Dale Nally, received his mandate letter and travelled to Texas to talk the Alberta advantages with business leaders

St. Albert will be paying more than $9 million for regional transit services in the upcoming year, which will bump the city's recommended property tax increase up from 4.6 per cent to 5.8 per cent.

A series of indoor and outdoor activities will usher in the holiday season

New series looks at home improvements backed by CEIP

Joanne Dodd, former assistant principal at Paul Kane and Scott Gibson Dodd, former English teacher and English department head write the guest editorial this week to remember the old Paul Kane building before students switch to the new building.

The St. Albert Salvation Army is back with their annual Christmas kettle campaign, the one time of year the organization asks the public for help to keep their social service programs running. Capt.

T8N100Men will match St. Albertan's food bank contributions to $34,000, a number that could grow

An October 2021 Angus-Reid survey found that 58 per cent of Canadian students aged 12 to 17 had seen or experienced name-calling, exclusion, or bullying in school based on race or ethnicity, with Indigenous students twice as likely to have experienced race-based bullying than other students.

Over a dozen capital projects in various stages of completion may potentially be postponed as a result of the city's efforts to lower the 2023 tax increase.