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With the arrival of the season’s first heavy snowfall, most people will have trudged outside this weekend, armed with a shovel, and cleared their driveway.

Morinville's mayor stepped down this week after 11 years in office. Lloyd Bertschi submitted his letter of resignation to chief administrative officer Debbie Oyarzun on Nov. 13.

Businesses in Campbell Business Park are now more accessible than ever after the city officially opened Veness Road to traffic Tuesday afternoon. A public works vehicle drove through a banner to signify the completion of the $3.5-million project.

St. Albert’s Little White School is set to receive upgrades courtesy of the federal government. Edmonton-St. Albert MP Brent Rathgeber will announce the upgrades at 7 p.m. Wednesday night at the school, located at 2 Madonna Dr.

A group of lucky rig workers are each carrying heavier wallets after cashing in on a $25-million Lotto Max jackpot. The 15 CanElson Drilling co-workers – each taking home $1.

If you summarized Simone Chevalier’s feelings about raising enough money to fix Morinville’s church steeple, the word would be “awesome.” St. Jean Baptiste Parish members told Morinville council on Oct.

There was a time when Margaret Chafe felt fear. She rocks slightly back and forth as she speaks, almost lost in her flower-cushioned couch, between fruit shaped candles, plants and paintings of winter landscapes on the wall.

Residential streets in St. Albert will be cleared of snow starting on Wednesday.

A police officer, two business owners and a county employee are just some of the many people who are in the running for two vacant seats on Legal town council this winter.