Local News

Once in a while I hear people say things that stop me in my tracks.

Ken MacRae is hesitant to call his globetrotting tendencies a passion.

A woman convicted of killing a St. Albert realtor in 2006 has once again had her statutory release revoked. According to documents provided by the Parole Board of Canada, Lisa McKay had her release revoked Dec.

There has been a troubling upswing of commercial break-ins in downtown St. Albert in the past few weeks. RCMP Const. Yelena Avoine said there were five businesses or churches in the Perron District broken into Jan.

A decision on accused murderer Travis Vader’s abuse-of-process application is expected by Jan. 26, but might be delayed.

An extremely rare squirrel with a white tail has been spotted in St. Albert. Forest Lawn resident Don Ladner sent a photo to the Gazette this week of a North American red squirrel in his backyard.

A Calahoo rodeo rider is safe at home this week after her dog saved her from what could have been a fatal horse-riding accident.

St. Albert’s schools are well positioned to meet the province’s new guidelines for gender identity, say local superintendents.

On a cold January night one year ago, the tragic shooting of two police officers shook this community. Const. David Wynn and Aux. Const. Derek Bond were conducting an investigation that led them into the Apex Casino on Jan. 17, where they were shot.

Residents of Braeside are worried that plans for a future high-density development will set a dangerous precedent for St. Albert and are preparing to fight back to protect their parkland. The Friends of the St.