Local News

Accused murderer Travis Vader will stay behind bars for the foreseeable future after a provincial court judge denied his release.

St. Albert RCMP are looking for the perpetrator of a hit-and-run collision in the parking lot of the Canadian Tire store on Bellerose Drive. Some time between 1:30 p.m. and 1:50 p.m.

By Kevin Ma Morinville residents will have to license their cats under a proposed revamp for the town's pet bylaw. Town council held first reading of the Responsible Pet Ownership bylaw last May 24.

October 1991 was a time of joy and excitement at Ă©cole Marie Poburan, says Monique Holm, the school's first principal.

On any given day you can catch Rhys Chouinard crunching numbers for the City of St. Albert. As senior corporate analyst, Chouinard keeps a pulse on the economic trends that affect the businesses and residents of our city.

A group of local teachers hopes Albertans will chip in to fund a Paul Kane scholarship that honours a champion of women in science. Former St.

The public has one last chance to give feedback on the smart city master plan. A draft of the plan was presented to council on Tuesday and has now been sent out for another month’s worth of public input.

A caption in Saturday’s (May 28) edition of the St. Albert Gazette in a feature about Meccano incorrectly described the late Gordon Frank as a former St. Albert resident. Frank, in fact, lived just outside of St. Albert.

A local business owner is questioning the NDP government’s commitment to raising the minimum wage despite the current economic climate.

The St. Albert Gazette seized the award for Best All Round newspaper in Alberta at the annual Alberta Weekly Newspapers Association (AWNA) and Canadian Community Newspapers Association (CCNA) convention on Friday.