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The need to assess all infrastructure as it relates to new development, in light of an Alberta Court of Appeal ruling, is needed more than simply developing a policy as it relates to trails, St. Albert city council decided Monday night. Coun.

A young man will spend the next year and a half on probation for going on a car-smashing spree. Adam Troy Riddell, 26, pled guilty Monday to one count of property-related mischief. He appeared in St.

Bob Russell has sang in a church choir and won a Canadian boxing championship. He's fought a losing Liberal battle in a Conservative province and adeptly served St. Albert for 12 years on different city councils.

You could call it a hair-raising ordeal to sit in a chair in front of a crowd of people, right before a hairdresser razes your hair “down to the wood” as they say.

My name is Zoe and I am a three-year-old spayed female border collie Labrador retriever mix looking for a new loving home. I am being fostered on an acreage with horses and sheep and other dogs and cats, too. I am good with everything.

Tuesday's throne speech contained an acknowledgement that Alberta is too dependent on energy revenues and promised that the province would be moving to more stable long-term economic footing.

Gaming industry economists knew this was coming.

Local MP Brent Rathgeber’s attempt to pry salary information out of the CBC was set back last week with an answer from the heritage minister that didn’t provide what he was looking for.

The first bill into the legislature next week will aim to create a new standard for writing the government's $40 billion budget in the future.

Concrete floors are moving out of the garage and basement and on up into living rooms, kitchens and even the bedrooms of homes.