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St. Albert residents can expect to see the city begin working on a new branch library next year, after council approved the project during budget deliberations.

City residents turned out in droves this week to send Alberta Parks a clear message on what to do with Lois Hole Park: protect the nature in it.

The carolers are busy singing, "Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow!" but getting rid of the white stuff isn't always such a jolly experience.

St. Albert will have more trees, strawberries and yellow fish next year now that city council has signed off on its latest environmental grants. Council approved $33,450 in Environmental Initiatives grants Monday after a brief debate.

W.D. Cuts students are having a party to celebrate their new digs next week, and everyone – even Alberta’s education minister – is invited. William D. Cuts School principal Mike Tod is inviting everyone to drop by next Dec.

St. Albert city council has voted to take the next step in implementing a policing committee in the city. The first look at a new policing committee bylaw will return to council in the new year.

A St. Albert man has pleaded guilty to a deadly hit-and-run collision that killed one man and injured three others.

It’s the Kinette Club of St. Albert’s 50th anniversary Christmas Hamper Campaign, a much needed and appreciated Christmas gift to local families in need.

St. Albert leaders say the federal government decision to approve two major pipelines is good news for the local economy.

St. Albert was the only Alberta city to grace the Western Investor’s list of top cities for real estate investment. According to the magazine, the five best places in Western Canada for commercial property investment in 2017 are the B.C.