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If Captain Kirk felt a chill, he might head towards a fireplace, and, being short of wood, flick his remote control to turn up a little heat.

It was a night of fine distinctions as the three remaining candidates for the St. Albert Progressive Conservative nomination sparred in a party-sponsored forum Thursday night.

The city and the local firefighters union have agreed to a mediator’s recommendation for a new contract, but the agreement has already lapsed. During an in camera session Monday evening St.

The field for the St. Albert Progressive Conservative association nomination has been cut in half, as three of the six candidates who announced their plans did not file papers on time.

RCMP investigators are looking for a welder who attached a tow bar to Lyle and Marie McCann's SUV.

The field for the St. Albert Progressive Conservative Association nomination has been cut in half, as three of the six candidates who announced their plans did not file papers on time.

RCMP investigators are looking for a welder who attached a tow bar to Lyle and Marie McCann’s SUV.

Plunging temperatures are sending electricity demand soaring, leading to severe weather warnings and keeping furnace repairmen on their toes.

Homeowners need to be aware of the location of their property lines to avoid running into legal problems when they try to sell their houses in the future, according to a presentation to St. Albert city council on Monday.

Akinsdale residents say they're surprised by the news that a 15-bay car wash will soon be popping up in the middle of their neighbourhood. Construction started on a new 1,336-square-metre car wash at 23C Akins Drive late last week.