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A well-respected, family-owned St. Albert business was forced to leave the city last fall.

Ray Gibbon Drive, LRT, regional transit and sustainable funding for housing needs are just some of the priorities on council’s advocacy plan.

Of all the things lost in the Fort McMurray wildfires, the hard-to-replace memories gone up in smoke are among those that hurt most.

Morinville residents could continue to let their dogs run free under proposed changes to the town’s pet bylaw, but would have to keep their cats on a leash.

Facing competition from more than 1,000 entries from across the U.S. and Canada, the St. Albert Gazette has captured six Local Media Association awards. “Our newsroom is very dynamic and talented,” publisher Brian Bachynski said.

Morinville town council has cut a deal with a local developer that could see the town's newest public school built in Grandin Heights instead of by the Ray McDonald arena.

Property-tax paying St. Albert residents will be asked to rank their preferences about whether the city should build a new community library branch, a new ice arena or a new aquatics lane-swimming facility.

Local municipalities are preparing to deal with the looming threat of a postal disruption. Canada Post and the postal workers union are continuing negotiations this month after a conciliation period came to an end in early June.

Youth and young adults of St. Albert will get the chance to develop a bylaw to govern the establishment of a youth council.

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