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When was the last time you had seven meals in one day? According to Brittany Uchach, that’s what we should all do every day in order to get and stay healthy.

Anyone expecting a rosy atmosphere at St. Albert Botanic Park last Saturday would have been in for a surprise. Instead of perfume, the planting room was full of the pungent odour of fresh, slightly damp soil.

Robert Rundle kids will get back to nature this week as they spend five days in a massive botanic garden.

When Gordon Newman purchased his St. Albert home in 1979, the handout he received from the builder showed a deck attached on the back of the house.

Alberta Liberals have a St. Albert standard bearer with the announcement of former school trustee Kim Bugeaud as the party's candidate. Bugeaud will run for the party in the St. Albert riding. She served as a trustee on the protestant board from 1995 to 1998, before a narrow defeat when she sought a second term. She most recently ran in the board's December byelection, where she was also defeated.

Mayor Nolan Crouse is taking exception to the city's first nomination for a dubious national award. The city was nominated for a Teddy Award, given out annually for the last 14 years by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF).

Volunteers with the St. Albert Botanic Park are in shock after vandals destroyed a $20,000 fountain earlier this week.

Maybe one day in the future, people will be able to forget the uncertainty of batteries for their pacemakers. Researchers at the University of Michigan have found a way to power cardiac pacemakers from heartbeat vibrations.

Officers from the St. Albert RCMP detachment’s crime reduction unit executed a search warrant last month uncovering marijuana, cash and guns. The warrant was executed Feb.

It's not just that the hammers, drills and other tools are almost put away as renovations to the Ron Hodgson dealership near completion that has put a little extra bounce into the steps of employees at the St.