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St. Albert and the capital region have to do a lot more if they want to rein in urban sprawl, suggests a new report. The Capital Region Board received a report Thursday on its monitoring and reporting indicators.

Right now is the time to buy – and sell – says one St. Albert realtor.

On this day last year, you might have been out on one of St. Albert’s outdoor rinks enjoying the tail end of the season. This year, however, the rinks and outdoor surfaces have been closed for nearly two weeks, since Feb. 29.

Businesses and the City of St. Albert are set to send Canada Post a message about the proposed closure of the city’s downtown post office. This week, both city council and the St.

St. Albert’s NDP MLAs found a lot to like in the recent speech from the throne. But the Wildrose MLA for Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock wasn’t as impressed. St.

Frost-covered windowpanes were a fact of life when I was growing up. Not coincidentally, so was a cold house. Home heating accounts for about 63 per cent of the energy used in the average Canadian home, reports Natural Resources Canada.

The sewer line known as Project 9 is back on the agenda on Monday. Council members will be contemplating finance options for the infrastructure project that’s expected to help kick start development along the western edge of St. Albert.

I rode the LRT through St. Albert on Thursday. Actual light rapid transit rail isn’t expected to be rolling through St. Albert for 20 to 30 years.

With tears in her eyes, Trudy Marie Holder told an Edmonton courtoom Thursday about the close relationship she had with her mother, Marie McCann. “My mom was my best friend, so we just talked about everything.

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