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In the future, the problem will only get much worse unless we all start working together to stop senior abuse now. That's the message of warning promoted by community leaders at a news conference Wednesday.

Canada Post is cutting mail service to three days per week, as the corporation and its union continue to negotiate a new contract.

St. Albert’s apartment rental rates remain relatively stable and unchanged since last fall, which reflects the general trend across the Capital region.

For the second year in a row a parent serving on a school council for Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools has been honoured with the provincial Parent of Distinction Award.

An agreement between Alberta doctors and the provincial health system is coming down to the wire, with just three weeks left to sign a new deal. In a letter to Alberta Medical Association (AMA) members, president Dr.

A 22-year-old man was sentenced to two years of house arrest Monday, stemming from his capture last year with two grams of cocaine.

A bulldozer appeared at 70 Arlington Dr. this week, marking the first step in a construction project that will transform the former school site into a 30-unit affordable housing complex named Aurora Place.

No new program comes without dents and spills, the city is learning one week into its new waste collection program.

I’m Cali and on the right is my sister Jax. We’re both about 11 months old. I have short torbie markings with white fur and my sister has a beautiful medium-length brown tabby with white coat.

Cpl. Jason O'Dell roars a challenge as he charges forth on his great chestnut charger. His red coat leaping out against the green grass, he gallops across the soccer field, stabs with his lance and vanquishes yet another threat to Canada.