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Stephen Khan officially revealed St. Albert’s worst kept secret when he formally announced his leadership bid for the Progressive Conservative Party on Thursday. The former St.

Major capital projects, hiring new staff and policing were the most common concerns that St. Albert residents raised at a public forum this week.

St. Albert will get more trees next year in time for Canada’s 150th birthday with the help of some railway cash. CN Rail announced Oct. 28 that St. Albert was one of the 50 communities picked to get a $25,000 EcoConnexions grant.

The latest food fad has made its way to St. Albert in a big way. Freakshakes, the overloaded, overindulgent version of a milkshake that has your salivary glands going wild each time you turn to Instagram, are now available at SixnSeven on St.

This story is one of a series focusing on St. Albert council members' accomplishments and challenges and what their priorities are for the remaining year.

St. Albert has spent more than $150,000 to survey residents on a wide variety of topics over the past two years. But Coun.

It would seem the government is not ready to abide by its own minimum wage laws. Two local service providers have reported difficulties in securing additional funding from the province to cover the increased cost of minimum wage.

St. Albert MP Michael Cooper is not pleased about the recent modifications to the Canada Pension Plan.

Several St. Albert families have criticized Alberta Education's decision to close one of the province's biggest home-school providers last week. The say that their kids are being punished for someone else's alleged misdeeds.

A lot has changed since Mildred Berry was born. She grew up riding in a horse and buggy and has lived through two world wars. She doesn’t officially turn 100 until Nov.