Highlights

The Gazette recently spoke with each member of council and asked them to reflect on the past 26 months, and the decisions that were made along the way.

“It's disappointing that [the buses] didn't live up to the hype,” said Coun. Wes Brodhead.

With some parts of the province grappling with drought conditions, many areas around the province are now reporting low water levels because of below average snowpack and precipitation in recent months.

The Edmonton Police Service is asking for the public's help in locating a 35-year-old man who was last in seen in St. Albert this past summer.

To see a specialist, patients in rural Alberta often need to travel at their own expense to a major city. Starting next year, researchers from the University of Alberta will be bringing more specialists to remote clinics through innovative use of video-technology and robotics.

Expect more US fast food chains in 2024, and expect that labour shortages could be an issue for the city

Join happy crowds for a few hours as they cast off their troubles and revel in the hope New Year brings

We’re not talking about a hard paywall for our websites – news is still a public good and must remain so. But in addition to local advertising, we’re going to need a model that encourages reader support.

Principals at St. Albert Public Schools identify the need for hampers based on how frequently students use breakfast and lunch programs

As we look ahead to a new year, we are afforded the opportunity to reflect on the past, anticipate the future, and try to drive forward with hope, dreams, and plans.