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Some of the city’s wish list of capital projects may get scaled back, delayed or scrapped altogether as council faces a $310 million capital budget deficit over the next decade. Interim city manager Chris Jardine told council at the Sept.

One person's parking problem has escalated into an alleged death threat against a teenager. Two weeks ago, Tobi Lysyk noticed a car parked right in front of her driveway.

Although today marks the first official opening day of the Progressive Conservative leadership race, the unofficial race began months ago.

St. Albert Gazette reporters Scott Hayes and Doug Neuman have been recognized for a four-part series on mental health that ran in September 2015.

Last Saturday the RCMP certified a fourth rental building as crime free in the city.

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Lacombe Park will get split roughly in half with a $65,000 fence in an effort to mitigate safety concerns at the city’s most-used dog park.

Three potential preliminary design plans for Millennium Park have been released and city planners want public feedback. The three designs are built around the ecology of the area and influenced by the history of the region.

St. Albert RCMP is investigating after a cyclist was struck in a crosswalk on Monday night. Police say the cyclist was riding in a crosswalk at Inglewood Drive and Bellerose Drive when he was struck by a Dodge pickup.