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A Court of Queen’s Bench justice has ruled against a St. Albert man who tried to sue an RCMP officer and two prosecutors for trespassing. Justice J.D.

More St. Albert city staff are heading north to help in Fort McMurray. A four-person firefighting crew was dispatched on Tuesday night, along with an aerial truck that includes a platform, needed to help with multi-level building fires.

As Crown prosecutors get nearer to the end of the evidence they intend call in Travis Vader's murder case, many of the witnesses are covering topics already discussed to fill in some blanks.

Corporate and union donations could be banned during the 2017 municipal elections. Alberta Municipal Affairs is planning a review of the Local Authorities Election Act, the act which governs how municipal elections are conducted.

Uber is still operating in St. Albert. The ride-sharing service announced it would cease operations in Edmonton earlier this week but said it would continue offering rides in outlying communities.

John Zapantis hasn’t given up on selling Alberta Street News in St. Albert. The newspaper is printed monthly and offers vendors the chance to make money by selling the paper.

St. Albert firefighters head to Fort McMurray in face of wildfire crisis.

Travis Vader's friend Don Bulmer has testified that in mid-July 2010, he saw Vader unload electronics from a truck in a remote location then light the truck on fire.

The 50+ Club building has a brand new name to go with its expansion and renovations: Red Willow Place. The new moniker for the building, which is still undergoing renovations, was announced at the annual general meeting of the St.

You can’t plant your garden before the May long weekend, goes the conventional wisdom, so you could be forgiven for thinking it’s too early to get anything in the ground. You could be forgiven for thinking that, but you’d be wrong.