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The Alberta government is counting on a rebounding economy to bring the province into the black, while leaving taxes where they are and increasing spending.

The Alberta government is counting on a rebounding economy to bring the province into the black, while leaving taxes where they are and increasing spending.

Wildrose leader Danielle Smith talked to local supporters in Redwater last week, taking aim at two ridings where her party hopes for success in the upcoming election.

The Alberta Liberals are promising better healthcare, fewer MLAs and free university education, all paid for with higher taxes on the wealthy and on corporations.

Ken Kowalski has won nine elections, served in the legislature under five premiers, held five cabinet posts including deputy premier, and served the last 15 years as Speaker of the Legislature. But those are all yesterday's challenges.

Dave Taylor moved walls to transform his Grandin Woods Estates condo into the home he wanted. Taylor buys and sells homes as investments and then renovates them with business partners Jon Damur, of J.D.

This week the St. Albert Gazette switched its website to a new commenting system called DISQUS. This new system will allow better protection against spam in our story comments, which are becoming an inconvenience to our readers.

If the streets seem a little more crowded, the grocery store a little busier and your neighbourhood seems bigger, it is not your imagination. According to 2011 census data that Statistics Canada released Wednesday, St.

Alberta Health Services (AHS) is hitting back at complaints over ambulance service in St. Albert with a raft of statistics that have never before been publicly released.

The town hall meeting scheduled for Feb. 25 will have a structured agenda, despite recommendations from administration to leave the format completely open to allow residents to discuss their concerns with council. Coun.