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Give the legion a roof

Give the legion a roof

There was a time when the Royal Canadian Legion hall was the social centrepiece of many smaller cities and communities across Canada, including St. Albert.
New Year's Eve brings unexpected exercise

New Year's Eve brings unexpected exercise

The year I turned four, my parents and our neighbours the Kerrs joined together with other relatives and friends for a huge New Year's Eve party. Neither family had much money but my mother and Mrs.
Helping others a way of life for Harry Hutchings

Helping others a way of life for Harry Hutchings

Funeral services will be held Tuesday in St. Albert for former Volunteeer Citizen of the Year and well-known businessman Harry Hutchings, who died Wednesday from Alzheimer’s. He was 85.
St. Albert's churches do much for the community

St. Albert's churches do much for the community

Love thy neighbour is a basic tenet of the Christian faith. Judging from the last year’s activities of the clergy and members of the city’s 28 churches, this tenet is adhered to with dedication.
Public engagement going as planned, city

Public engagement going as planned, city

Town hall meetings and a report on the potential for the resurrection of a municipal planning commission-type committee of council are next on the agenda for the city when it comes to further communicating with and engaging the public. St.
Volunteers

Volunteers

Have you made your New Year’s resolution for 2012? Consider making this the year that you give back to our great community and volunteer. The St.
One last look at St. Albert's 150th anniversary year

One last look at St. Albert's 150th anniversary year

The year 2011 was a memorable one in so many ways for St. Albert and as we head into the new year, we would be remiss if we didn’t take one final, cheerful look back at the city’s year-long 150th birthday celebration.
Health minister launches review into imaging, pathology

Health minister launches review into imaging, pathology

Alberta’s review of diagnostic imaging and pathology testing will focus on how the services are provided as a whole instead of examining individual locations or individuals for competency, the health minister said Thursday.
Snowy Jasper is St. Albert's winter playground

Snowy Jasper is St. Albert's winter playground

So many homeowners rushed out to buy snowblowers back in October the local stores were hard pressed to keep the machines in stock. Now here we are on the verge of 2012 and there’s precious little snow to speak of in St.
Chamber, Lemieux square off over signs

Chamber, Lemieux square off over signs

A city councillor and the St. Albert Chamber of Commerce are at odds over who said what about the recent decision to increase fees for portable sign permits. At its Nov.
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