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The union that represents the city’s public works employees is accusing Coun. Cam MacKay of “trashing” the union during a recent council presentation but MacKay countered the union is dragging him into its own turf war.

Statistics Canada wants you to help count Canadians in the upcoming census. The agency put out a call for supervisors and enumerators this week as part of its preparations for the 2011 census.

A St. Albert man says he's relieved to know his brother in Japan is safe after the nation was rocked by a massive earthquake and tsunami last week. A magnitude 9.

The murder trial of Mark Twitchell opened Wednesday with an explosive opening statement detailing the Crown's case against the former St. Albert man.

Want to volunteer and give back to the community, but don’t know how to get involved? The St. Albert Community Information & Volunteer Centre has many volunteer opportunities to choose from and can help find the right fit for you.

St. Albertans can expect to pay between five and seven per cent more for their food by the end of the year, say economists, as commodity prices around the world continue to rise.

Tom Bregg's life as a bus driver came to an end two years ago after a vicious beating from one of his passengers. Now, he hopes a proposed law named after him will help keep other drivers from suffering his fate. Edmonton-St.

Campaign disclosures released this week for last fall’s civic election in Morinville show most candidates funded their own campaigns.

St. Albert posted an operating surplus of $600,000 for 2010 and most of it will go into a rainy day reserve.

The province has tapped a St. Albert businessman to help draft the rules for carbon capture in Alberta. Don Thompson, president of the Oilsands Developers Group and St.