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St. Albert's bike rack champion is headed to an Edmonton conference this weekend to help shape the future of sustainable transit.

If Lorin Milton was ever going to be able to play with, or even hold and carry the daughter he and his wife Tricia were expecting, he had a long road ahead of him. Not long before he even knew he had a little girl on the way, Sept.

St. Albert RCMP are no closer to having more space after city council deferred a decision until it can do a more thorough review of the options.

The Public School Boards’ Association of Alberta has leant its support to Morinville parents looking for a secular education option for students. Currently, Greater St.

Robert Tappauf would normally be well into seeding by now, but this year’s cold and wet has him sitting on his haunches.

My name is Jazz and I'm an approximately two-year-old neutered male cat who is looking for my forever home. I'm a super affectionate guy that loves lots of cuddles, hugs and snuggles.

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Employment and Immigration Minister Thomas Lukaszuk called Tuesday a disappointing day, but one that will strengthen his resolve to achieve better numbers for workplace safety in Alberta.

Brian's back, and with more votes than ever. Conservative candidate Brian Storseth cruised to an easy win in Westlock-St.

Brent Rathgeber is back again as member of Parliament for Edmonton-St. Albert. Rathgeber swept aside his opponents on election night, winning 64 per cent of the vote with all polls reporting.