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A man who went from being politely arrested to pushing an officer earned a week in jail for the offence.

There is no smell! Considering that this is a year's worth of stinking, slimy waste – decomposing pieces of meat, soured leftovers, rotting vegetables and wet grass clippings – the mind believes it should be a mess. It should stink.

Hi there, my name is Roo and I’m a two-year-old female collie-Lab cross with a beautiful black coat. I’m a gentle dog who loves people of all ages and sizes. I love to be handled, bathed or brushed.

City council approved Monday night a new agreement involving a Landrex subdivision that should see the withdrawal of a lawsuit filed against the city, but not before the development company added a new wrinkle to the situation.

Alberta’s environment will be in the hands of three St. Albert students next Monday as they head to the legislature to be ministers for the day. Local schools revealed this week that St.

Sandra Brenneis doesn't have much time for sitting these days, but if she did, it would likely be on a park bench somewhere near Villeneuve's West Country Hearth.

Emergency workers will have an easier time claiming Workers’ Compensation Board benefits for post-traumatic stress disorder under new legislation announced this week.

The Grosvenor Park forest is a little bigger this week after hundreds of students filled it with trees in celebration of Arbour Day. About 450 Grade 1 students from across St.

Connie and Dave Loewan made the most of their unusual corner yard. Instead of simply seeding grass in the side and back yards, they used every nook and cranny and found a way to allow for several different private seating areas for the whole family.

A government survey tool is giving students a powerful voice in how their schools are run, says a local principal. Larry Dick, principal of Paul Kane High School, spoke to St.