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When a high-risk offender is released back into the community, there is little recourse for the public, with community members left instead to keep a watchful eye and exercise common-sense safety practices.

The mayor wants to make sure St. Albert never again has to incur the expense of cleaning up an environmental problem on city-owned land.

Canada can expect moderate growth in 2013, a prominent economist told the local Chamber of Commerce Tuesday.

It was a sunny winter's day some years ago when a feathered whirlwind whipped through my yard. I was roused from my reading reverie by a rush of wings – as if a storm surge had dashed itself against the window.

The City of St. Albert now has 617 more acres of industrial land within its borders after council officially redistricted a parcel at the city’s western edge.

Energy efficiency should be a no brainer – if you can save money and help the planet without freezing, why wouldn’t you? So why do so few people do it? Edmontonian Anna Bubel thinks she has the answer, and she’s bringing it to St.

My dining table isn’t for dining at the moment. Right now, it’s a catch-all for leftover Christmas wrap, my kids’ school field trip forms, a few candles and a pair of forlorn mittens.

It’s 3:30 p.m.

Edmonton should bring in Internet voting for the coming fall election, says a new report, and St. Albert’s mayor says his city may follow suit.

In a sport where players constantly refine their technique, hockey goalies need to keep on top of the game. Traditional training still aids the cause, but goalie schools may add the extra edge. That’s what Matthew Murray hopes for.