St Albert News

When: Until Sunday -5:30 to 7:30 p.m. tonight, noon to 7:30 p.m. on the weekend.

St. Albert RCMP are thanking one quick-thinking driver who literally helped police tackle crime.

It's not often you see a junior high gym full of mostly boys spending their phys-ed class dancing, and clearly loving it.

By Laura Tester - Red Deer Advocate Published: December 09, 2009 6:38 AM Updated: December 09, 2009 6:51 AM The City of Red Deer may have been the top capital spender per household among 88 Canadian cities in 2008, says a senior policy analyst.

Lee Kyou - Kyuk of South Korea has won the men's 500 metres at a World Cup speedskating meet in Utah.

Journal writer Jamie Hall invites readers to share their pet-and animal-related stories and photos.

Drugs, gun accessories and cash were seized after an Edmonton bust by city police and RCMP.

An Edmonton woman is suing her estranged husband for $70,000 after alleging he hit her with a golf club, threatened her with a fireplace poker, tried to strangle her with a dog leash and punched her in the head.

An Edmonton Transit official steps off the bus at the site of a bus driver attack at 139 Ave.

The Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton is headed toward a formal policy to stop its organizations from banking on casinos, high-stakes bingos or video lottery terminals to raise money.

Strathcona County is on board with continuing the Universal Pass for post-secondary students, and is even looking to expand the program.

Premier Ed Stelmach plans to entertain questions from regular Albertans online. So far, the Ask Premier Ed website features a list of questions.

Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009, is Mitzvah Day at the Jewish Community Centre located at 156th Street and 72nd Avenue.

Starting Monday, Albertans will again be able to get their regular seasonal flu vaccinations at clinics around the province.

A woman and a small child were seriously injured in one of two multi-vehicle collisions caused by slippery roads just outside St.

Five-year-old Kamila Gul should not have survived the mine blast that slammed shrapnel into her tiny body, most of it to her skull.

Five-year-old Kamila Gul should not have survived the landmine blast that slammed shrapnel into her tiny body, most of it to her skull.

A Fort McMurray woman has filed a $475,000 medical malpractice lawsuit against six doctors in the northern Alberta city after alleging she was left permanently disabled when a fracture in her left foot was not identified.

Fella is taking his lady friend out for a long hike in the woods. They get lost.

On Thanksgiving weekend, Olga Wirth had her sons Donnie Wirth from Winfield, B.C., Glen and Lil Wirth from Sherwood Park and daughter Vonnie and Jim Davis from St Albert with her.