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For many students, school got started Sept. 3, but for many of their teachers, the back-to-school season got started a little earlier. Like many of their colleagues, two Grade 4 teachers at Elmer S.

Seeing a need for affordable repair shops targeted at foreign and older cars, Matthew Lee recently opened St. Albert Auto Care in Riel Business Park.

A former school board trustee wants to actively participate in decisions impacting local schools as she advises the city on future economic development. Jacquie Hansen – past member of the Greater St.

On a late summer morning, Cst. Geoff McKay gets ready for a shift on the road.

After a break-in earlier this year, the owners of Leading Edge Physiotherapy are notifying patients that their information may have fallen into the wrong hands. An advertisement on page 42 of the Sept.

The North Ridge development could see a phase two build-out north of Villeneuve Road if an area structure plan amendment is passed.

A mistake appeared in a story on page 44 of the Sept. 11 edition of the St. Albert Gazette.

When Susan Grant talks about her new apartment at Big Lake Pointe, her entire face lights up in a big smile. Grant and her son Cory were the first residents of a two-bedroom apartment in a new affordable housing project in St. Albert.

A new candidate who’s ready to research and investigate before making decisions has entered the council race. Hughena Burke, 46, has announced she will be running for city council in the upcoming election.

The president of Rock ’n August has declared his candidacy for a council seat. Roger Bradley, 59, announced his intention to run last week.