Local News

Public hearing for the proposed rezoning of 70 Arlington Dr. was held Monday at 5 p.m. Arlington Drive public hearing

The City of St. Albert is preparing for a crowd at a public hearing Monday when council will hear input on a controversial affordable housing project in Akinsdale.

As they walked around the small basement of the St.

The city’s spring census has run into a snag. According to chief legislative officer Chris Belke, the city needs 70 people to go door knocking in mid-April and administer the municipal census.

Three Paul Kane chefs cooked up a silver-medal performance this month despite fire, theft and a family emergency. The Paul Kane culinary arts team took second place at the third-annual Edmonton High School Culinary Challenge last month.

Kids fighting drug addiction may soon have a new place to turn for help thanks to a deal between Poundmaker's Lodge and the Oblates.

Canadians could be forced to submit to random roadside breath tests at a police officer’s demand under a proposal for new legislation.

A renowned architect responsible for some of St. Albert’s most notable buildings will have one of his creations named after him.

St. Albert MLA Ken Allred agrees with an analyst’s assessment that a change in Alberta’s oil and gas royalty scheme is a short-term fix that will have long-term effects on revenue.

The Capital Region Board got a provincial thumbs-up Thursday for its vision of a denser, transit friendly, compact and sustainable region.