Local Business

First of its kind in Canada, says founder

Yarn Divas Tea & Fibre Emporium, strEATS Kitchen, Fit + Fierce

Boudreau Communities recently held a ground-breaking ceremony June 13 to celebrate the beginning of site construction.

Johnston Builders has completed more than 20 projects for Co-op, but the new grocery store in Riverside Landing will be the first in the builder's hometown.

Endeavour Brewing, Birdhouse a Painting Company, Forest Convenience Store

Tokyo Express is the first restaurant in St. Albert to sign-up with Too Good To Go, an app that allows restaurants to sell "surprise bags" containing individual ingredients or a complete dish that's left over at the end of the day.

Employers welcome to fill out applications

Pair makes sustainable little homes from nature's scraps

Mayor Cathy Heron said proposals brought to St. Albert through the Collaborative Economic Development (CED) initiative St. Albert joined in 2021 would take priority over those brought forward by the network. 

Heather Thompson, executive director at the University of Alberta’s centre for cities and communities, shared 12 business trends during St. Albert's annual economic development business breakfast on Tuesday.