Locals challenge air station

The future of St. Albert’s air quality monitoring station is in doubt now that a local resident is challenging its proposed location.

St. Albert’s subdivision and development appeal board met Wednesday in council chambers to consider Charlene Berard’s appeal of a development permit for an air quality monitoring station in Larose...

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Environment File

Landfills are the top environmental issue in Alberta, says St. Albert’s latest provincial environment minister, and compost is the best way to shrink them.

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Environment File

St. Albert’s annual Arbour Day celebration had to make a slight detour this week to avoid a pair of ducks.

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Riverfest sweeps into Sturgeon

Get ready to clean and green the Sturgeon River this Mother’s Day, St. Albert – it’s time to sweep up the Sturgeon.
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The frog that quacks like a duck

Wood frogs are weird, man.

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Electric cars still playing catch up

Developers need to build the iPad of electric cars if those cars are to be the future of transportation, says the head of Alberta’s eco-rebate program.
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Environment File

Schools across St. Albert will take some time out for the planet this Monday as they celebrate Earth Day.
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The shark of the Sturgeon

A terror lurks in the depths of the Sturgeon River.

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Environment File

Edmonton’s Earth Day will be teeny-tiny this year as the eco-festival struggles to find a permanent home.
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Scientist warns of oilsands nitrogen pollution

Alberta may be over-fertilizing its lawns with the oilsands, says a local air quality scientist, and that could mean major change to the province’s ecosystems.
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City takes precaution in case of weekend flooding

Although city officials don’t expect an unusual amount of rain or melting snow over the weekend, sandbags have been stockpiled just in case.
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