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A 15-year-old girl is shaken and police are looking for a suspect after a disturbing incident on St. Albert Trail last week. St. Albert RCMP said that shortly after midnight on June 22, a suspicious man approached a 15-year-old girl from St.

Council got an initial glance at the vision for its future Employment Lands, a 618-acre parcel of land located on the western edge of the city. Administration presented a rough draft of the area structure plan principles to council Monday.

The city manager will not be required to apply to city council for permission to make administrative changes to the senior level of staff at the City of St. Albert. Coun. Bob Russell was looking for a change to the city manager bylaw on Monday night.

With both parties at a deadlock, a disruption to the country's mail service looks more and more like a reality, rather than a possibility.

Attempts to ensure that city council gets its say in school site allocation are on hold until the city manager has a chance to work with the school boards on a new agreement. Coun.

Morinville’s annual signature festival has come and gone with a whirlwind of activity, including a major last-minute change to the activities on offer.

“Hey look, I caught one!” The shouts of children wading at the edge of Lacombe Park Lake catching crayfish was a fitting backdrop for the announcement of a memorial to honour a man who loved to spend time fishing there with his own childr

There is an ominous buzz in the air these days and it’s coming from swarms of pesky biters hungry for blood.

Lightning struck close to home for St. Albert resident Randy Kay this week.

St. Albert’s building permit reports show the city is underperforming in traditionally strong areas and exceeding in weaker ones.