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The hardest parts of caring for her mother were the decisions Judy Hierlihy was forced to make.

Alberta plans to aid the immunization of small children and teenagers against influenza by providing them with a nose spray rather than injections.

There are two sure signs of fall in Alberta: the falling of the leaves and the flight of Canada geese. I always looked forward to October when I was in Ottawa because it would bring whole squadrons of migrating geese to the Rideau Canal.

Unless you examine their hands and the corners of their eyes, it’s difficult to judge the age of Shauna MacIver and Bhavlene Panesar. The two St. Albert doctors pride themselves on their youthful appearance.

There are few schools where students can pull out their iPhones, iPod Touches or iPads in class without potentially losing them for the rest of the day. Richard S. Fowler Junior High is one of those few schools.

The dim red light shines on the faces of the soldiers as the armoured personnel carrier rattles through the streets of the city. Suddenly gunfire starts up, the machine gun goes off on the roof, and grenades explode nearby.

It's not often you can actually see a house vibrating, but in Gerry Wowk's case the sight is hard to ignore.

St. Albert RCMP are looking for the public’s assistance to solve a violent home invasion that sent a North Ridge man to hospital earlier this month.

St. Albert is shedding its reputation as an unfriendly place to do business. That was the message conveyed by city manager Patrick Draper at the Big Issue Roundtable organized by the St. Albert and District Chamber of Commerce on Thursday.

A derogatory comment aimed at sexual and gender minorities is posted to social media site Twitter almost every second of every day. This is demonstrated on the newly launched website, www.nohomophobes.