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Police were busy over Thanksgiving weekend when a rash of car thefts hit the city. Between Saturday, Oct. 8 and Monday, Oct. 10, seven vehicles were stolen from neighbourhoods across St. Albert.

Mayor Nolan Crouse is a bit skeptical of the Metro Mayors Alliance. The group of nine mayors in the region signed a memorandum of understanding to move forward and work together to make the region globally competitive.

Design elements and decorations can help set the mood for special events like Christmas. Centrepieces are one such design element that can set a strong tone for dinner parties. They can be easy to create, even for hosts working with limited budgets.

Small Business Week in St. Albert kicks off today (Oct. 12) with the theme: Think Global. Act Local!. The message to all businesses in St.

It may feel like winter came early this year but the first snowfall actually came later than average. Over the weekend St. Albert was blanketed with snow and coupled with freezing temperatures – the first big taste of winter weather.

A preliminary hearing date has been set for the parents of a drowned toddler. Robin and Trevor MacDonald are charged with failing to provide the necessaries of life to their two-and-a-half-year-old daughter Jade MacDonald, who drowned in July 2015.

A pair of St. Albert lawyers aren’t surprised Alberta received the lowest grade in the country for fairness and accessibility of the criminal justice system.

Flu season has arrived early to the province – outpacing public immunization by two weeks. The latest data from Alberta Health Services shows 37 lab-confirmed cases of influenza across the province between Sept. 1 and Oct.

The farmers market ended the season on a chilly note but that didn’t stop the crowds from getting out to pick up some local fresh goods.

After months of public consultation, the final concept design for Millennium Park has been revealed. The recent draft is based off of feedback the planning team received on three potential designs released to the public.