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A major development in the city’s north will bring new growth to the city and create more options for housing and commercial sites, said a senior associate with Melcor Developments.

Several projects and proposed positions were given the green or red light during the municipal budget debate this week.

Amanda Murphy received her presents early this year.

The construction of the new arena destined for downtown Edmonton could have impacts on some upcoming city-sponsored construction projects here in St. Albert.

City residents might spot some shooting stars tonight as an annual meteor shower returns to Earth – that is, if Mother Nature co-operates. The annual Geminid meteor shower will reach its peak on Dec.

The nation is abuzz with talk of Canada Post's announcement that home delivery will soon be a thing of the past. But is it really going to affect that many people? That depends who you ask.

We’ve all been to that kind of holiday party – the party where the tiny shrimp on the shrimp ring are limp and lukewarm and the yellow-tinged pasta salad looks like slop on your plate.

The "tax-o-meter" read 1.87 per cent by the time council completed budget debate Thursday night. The meter, which assessed the needed tax increase required to cover the 2014 budget, started off at 2.1 per cent when debate started on Tuesday evening.

St. Albert RCMP are seeking help finding a man suspect of sexually assaulting a woman outside Fountain Park Recreation Centre. On Wednesday, Nov. 6, at approximately 10 p.m.

The councillor who raised questions about forking out an estimated $20,235 to repair a piece of public art thinks there needs to be some policy changes. “I think there needs to be some revisions of policy to reflect reality,” said Coun.