PDD service providers not reassured by govt. guarantee

The directors of two St. Albert agencies that serve Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD) say they are in limbo.

Marie Renaud of the Lo-Se-Ca Foundation and Paul Fujishige of Transitions attended a recent meeting between Edmonton service providers and the provincial government, regarding $42 million in funding cuts from...

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Local company bids on profitable contract with joint venture

A St. Albert-based company has emerged the winner of a $205-million construction project in Edmonton.

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Boarding house solution coming: city manager

Progress is being made on a controversial boarding house in the Grandin section of St. Albert, says city manager Patrick Draper.

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Boutestein kicks off campaign

A Morinville councillor says she hopes to bring in a ward system if she’s re-elected this fall.

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City to pump another $1 million into roads, sidewalks

St. Albert will spend another $1.1 million on road, sidewalk and bus pad work without spending any more money than budgeted for 2013.
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Global clubroot conference comes to Sturgeon County

When agronomist Dan Orchard dug into a canola field north of St. Albert back in 2003, he pulled up something that wasn’t supposed to be there: clubroot.
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Gazing into the future

Edmonton-St. Albert member of Parliament Brent Rathgeber caused a national media story almost two weeks ago by resigning from the Conservative caucus. He has said it was the gutting of his bill to require the disclosure of civil service salaries greater than $188,000 that led to his departure. This...
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At County Council

A Sturgeon County forester hopes local governments will support his plan for a new RV park near Namao – one that will use trees to treat sewage.
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City holds the line on lot sizes

St. Albert won’t change how many lots of different sizes it will require of residential developers.
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Morinville finds its heart

New businesses will have to be at least two storeys tall to have a place in parts of downtown Morinville, according to the town’s new downtown plan, and some residents fear that could drive investors away.
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Trail committee takes aim at signs

Have you heard? St. Albert Trail is in need of higher standards. Also, the Trail looks junky and cluttered.
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Inflatables return to Servus Place

Servus Credit Union Place is looking to add another 100 or more kids to its summer camp totals this year.
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