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The St. Albert Library board wants to give free cards to all residents next year, while asking council for a 0.3 per cent budget increase. Board chair Charmaine Brooks announced the plan to council Nov.

St. Albert parents have mixed reactions over new provincial legislation that would give health officials better access to personal information of students and their parents.

The St. Albert PC leadership candidate says the party has to raise the bar for personal conduct after two candidates dropped out of the race alleging harassment and no room for their ideas.

Death was a wake-up call for recovering drug addicts Ryan Savoie and Brandon Shaw. Not the threat of it to themselves, the Edmonton residents told about 400 Paul Kane students Monday.

Morinville RCMP are looking for information related to an armed robbery on Sunday evening. RCMP received a complaint of robbery at 9:45 p.m. at the Mac’s store on 100 Street in Morinville. A man entered the store brandishing a pocket knife.

The Community Services Advisory Board is recommending council spend nearly $500,000 on outside agency grants as part of St. Albert’s 2017 budget.

When it comes to affordable childcare the government has spent too much time listening to what parents want and not enough time consulting the industry on what is viable, says a local service provider.

It looks like a big green boot, and it could very well help stomp out waste and climate change. Former St. Albert resident Chris Olson confirmed that his company's $1.

A St. Albert resident is seeking to have Mayor Nolan Crouse removed from public office for failing to recuse himself from several council matters.

Longer, brighter trails are in Morinville's future now that town council has tweaked its latest budget – a future that, for now, no longer includes a LAV III monument.