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A few dozen people gathered at Paul Kane High School this week to plan St. Albert’s 150th birthday party.

The St. Albert Community Information & Volunteer Centre has many volunteer opportunities to choose from and can help find the right fit for you, even if you are not sure of what that might be.

It’s branding season next week in St. Albert. A team from consulting firm Destination Development International will swoop into town to lead a “branding charette” aimed at helping citizens identify what makes St. Albert unique.

Book about feelings St. Albert resident Cathy McLennan strongly believes young children need to be encouraged to express their feelings.

A young St. Albert man who was in and out of jail multiple times this year pleaded guilty to a series of crimes in his one-year spree and received a sentence of time served.

A young St. Albert man who was in and out of jail multiple times this year pleaded guilty to a series of crimes in his one-year spree and received a sentence of time served.

Real estate activity remains brisk Home sales in St. Albert were brisk in May, continuing a trend from the previous month. The St. Albert market saw 112 homes sold in May, a 75 per cent jump over the same month last year.

St. Albert Place is just too small, say some city officials, but Mayor Nolan Crouse has come up with a solution that may solve the space crunch for the library, administration and museum. On Monday night, Crouse unveiled his vision for downtown St.

Scientist seeks oilsands trees Trees could once again grow from old coal and gravel mines near St. Albert if an Edmonton scientist’s research takes root.

Students and teachers at St. Albert Catholic High School (SACHS) are getting ready to show off the creative fruits of their labours next week and they’re going to use the school’s new modern gathering space to do it.