2021 City of St. Albert Election Coverage

The candidates for the St. Albert municipal election weigh in on how they would approach reconciliation if elected.

All candidates for the St. Albert municipal election weigh in on how they plan to tackle climate change.

If you are looking for answers from the city beyond what has already been shared, you should file a freedom of information request, council heard St. Albert's chief administrative officer say on Aug. 30.

Due to the high volume of candidates, council candidates will be split up into three groups in each council forum on Oct. 12 and Oct. 13.

St. Albert’s returning officer David Leflar encouraged electors to vote, arguing the election is one of the most important St. Albert has had “for quite some time.”

St. Albert candidates running for mayor and city council sound off on whether increasing taxes could be a viable solution for addressing funding issues.

Candidates running for mayor and council this upcoming Oct. 18 share their vision for development in St. Albert.

St. Albert municipal candidates weighed in on two large projects coming to council in the near future.

Those running for mayor and council in St. Albert weighed in on how they might approach St. Albert's $16 million per year repair, maintenance, and replacement funding shortfall.

Angela Wood is a current law student and former fraud investigator; David Letourneau is a health-care worker who was born and raised in St. Albert.