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It’s up to council to initiate the hiring of an internal auditor in 2016. At Monday’s council meeting, Coun. Sheena Hughes inquired with staff about the status of finding an internal auditor.

The two rescue dogs featured in a St. Albert video that went viral this week have forever homes lined up – but there are hundreds of other dogs who don’t have the benefit of viral publicity.

Some people take their work home with them at the end of the day. Others, like St. Albert firefighter/EMT Andrew Pearson, take their work on vacation to the beach.

The St. Albert Housing Society has asked city council to consider restoring the $10,000 it cut from the group’s 2016 budget. Gary Mitchell, chair of the society’s board, appeared at council on Monday to ask for the funding back.

February is always the time of year when a crew of the city’s heartiest emergency rescuers take to the roof for an adventurous fundraiser called the Rooftop Campout in support of muscular dystrophy.

St. Albert students will find out today if their cuisine reigns supreme as they hold a cook-off with Edmonton’s most talented high-school chefs.

A city man missing since before Christmas is dead, according to people close to him. A friend of Alberto Peter Servellini, 29, who did not want to be named, confirmed his death. In a brief media release issued Feb. 5, Cpl.

Those hoping to keep urban chickens in St. Albert backyards will have to wait a little longer to find out if a pilot project will go ahead.

“To be honest I was fascinated when I was young. My favourite thing to do in school was colouring.” Dola Ritter works in the service industry in St. Albert.

St. Albert - On Saturday, January 30, 2016, at approximately 2:30 a.m., a male resident of the Lacombe Park area of St. Albert noticed 2 suspects rummaging through his Dodge truck that was parked on his residence's driveway.