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Speaker and local MLA Ken Kowalski is calling it a career, announcing Friday he will not run in the next election. In a statement sent to the media, Kowalski said he is ready to step out of the spotlight of public life.

Don't throw out your Christmas memories just because the cat ate your 1970s-era tinsel and the tree-topper angel has lost its feathers.

Alberta's seniors could soon be able to push their property tax worries further down the road.

A Sturgeon County woman’s life hung in the balance Friday afternoon after a head-on collision just east of Villeneuve. Morinville and St.

A St. Albert city councillor is setting his sights on the red chamber, with a plan to run in this spring’s planned Senate elections. Coun.

The teacher who was disciplined this week because he showed an inappropriate video to junior high school students at W.D. Cuts will be back in the classroom in January. “All I can tell you is he’ll be on leave until after Christmas.

The only named suspect in the disappearance of St. Albert couple Lyle and Marie McCann is pushing for a reduced sentence on unrelated criminal charges, saying he has been mistreated and beaten at the Edmonton Remand Centre.

One city councillor has returned from a Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) conference last week believing the federal government will help municipalities address the spiralling infrastructure deficit. Coun.

Alberta’s new impaired driving legislation was passed this week, but St. Albert MLA Ken Allred still has misgivings about the bill.

St. Albert is home to many franchise stores, ranging from fast food to retail to service companies. Did you know that St. Albert is also the head office to some national franchise operations? One such company started in St.