2021 City of St. Albert Election Coverage

St. Albert municipal candidates share their plans for how they plan to bring business to St. Albert, if elected.

Gazette reader Dan MacLennan asks candidates in St. Albert's municipal election whether they've been vaccinated against COVID-19.

Traffic may not be the most glamorous issue a candidate in St. Albert’s municipal election might need to consider, but the topic is one candidates are certainly called upon — and looking to — address.

Mensah described voting in the municipal election as a critically important activity, saying the municipal election is where "the rubber hits the road."

In the second night of the chamber held forum, 18 of St. Albert's 20 council candidates weighed in on revenue generation, and how to bring more young people to the city.

Read on to find more about what candidates in St. Albert's Oct. 18 municipal election think about a cat bylaw.

All St. Albert candidates weigh in on what action they would take, if elected to support marginalized communities.

St. Albert voters received messages signed by "St. Albert Patriots" encouraging support for those "clearly opposed" to the Badger-Lands solar farm.

Candidates for St. Albert's upcoming Oct. 18 election weigh in on how they would either change or support the most recent council's approach to transparency.

The Chamber will be hosting another virtual forum tonight (Oct. 13) from 6 to 8 p.m.