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The latest Consumer Debt Index report by MNP shows that 47 per cent of people surveyed are $200 or less away from financial insolvency.

Experts urge for better safety measures as e-scooter injuries continue to rise in emergency rooms across Canada.

Books with explicit sexual content will be banned for all grades as of Oct. 1

Two independent MLAs are spearheading an effort to revive the Progressive Conservative (PC) Party in Alberta, a move that has created a range of reactions from former political figures in St. Albert.

New rules will require all Alberta schools to pull all sexually explicit books off their shelves by Oct. 1, 2025.

Thomas Lukaszuk's citizens initiative petition for a referendum on Alberta remaining in Canada was approved just days before the Alberta Prosperity Project submitted their application to Elections.

Drivers in Sturgeon County and other areas near Edmonton may have noticed signs reading "bee study ahead." This marks the location where a University of Alberta student is examining how roads, trees and flowers impact native bees.

Government of Alberta legislation bans transgender girls 12 and older from competing in female sports divisions and competitions

St. Albert liquor stores report continued consumer support for Canadian and international alternatives.

Unemployment rate for Albertans aged 15-24 is more than double province's overall figure

Alberta's education system faces potential disruption as teachers overwhelmingly voted in favour of strike action. The Alberta Teachers' Association (ATA) announced that 94.5 per cent of its members are prepared to walk off the job if a new agreement isn't reached within 120 days.

The Down But Not Out report is calling on Alberta's government to clearly state a vision for a clean, resilient and affordable electricity system, encourage investment in new utility-scale projects and modernize electricity regulations.

St. Albert mayor says levels of government must work together to address shortages

ATA points to funding, class sizes as issues for province's schools

Greg Christenson, the president and owner of Christenson Group of Companies (CGC), is facing two counts of failing to return a life-lease entrance fee within 180 days.

Despite cameras, alarms and locked gates, One Bite Technology robbery took under two minutes.

Eighty-five provincial workers in St. Albert could be affected by potential strike or lockout

Two physicians retire from the Grandin Medical Clinic with no replacements in sight.

St. Albert businesses found alternatives to using Canada Post in preparation for Canada Post strike.

St. Albert RCMP look to public for assistance.