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Harsh January weather brought harsh real estate figures in St. Albert, where sales activity for single-family homes took a 29 per cent dip compared to the same month last year.

Charity fundraising has never had it so rough but one local dog trainer wants make it much more “ruff.

Elmer S. Gish students will take to the streets next week as part of a province-wide winter walk. Feb. 9 is Winter Walk Day in Alberta.

The city is pressing the province to put another ambulance on St. Albert streets as it looks forward to providing contract services for another year.

Box stores, townhouses and an urban village could be in the future of South Campbell Park according to a draft plan for its development. About 45 people visited Apex Casino Wednesday night for an open house on plans to develop South Campbell Park.

A man pleaded guilty to his seventh impaired driving conviction this week, landing him a four-month jail sentence and three-year driving prohibition.

For Keenoshayo School's new phys-ed teacher Chelsea Stone, sport is more than just a pastime. It's a lifestyle that has enabled her to make lifelong friendships and travel extensively throughout North America and Europe.

Every morning Robert McDonald gets up just after 4 a.m. in order to get to work as a delivery truck driver in downtown Edmonton for 6:30.

Doug Horner resigned as deputy premier and minister of advanced education and technology early Friday morning to run as a candidate in the upcoming Tory leadership race.