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Homeowners and commercial businesses that use alarm systems as protection against crime could lose their one "freebie" if an amendment to the false alarm bylaw passes later this year. Aaron Giesbrecht, manager of policing services for St.

A 59-year-old man will spend the next two years in prison after pleading guilty to a five-year-old break in.

Conducting a study that would examine where in St. Albert an LRT line would run might be good long-term planning, but doing it now would be too long-term, council decided Monday night. Despite Coun.

The public will get to know why some programs at the Youth Community Centre (YCC) will no longer receive some grant money, council decided at its Monday meeting. City council unanimously passed a motion, following a request by the St.

Recent trophy wins are the cherry on top for local hair stylist and colourist Alann Sluser.

After nearly seven years of constant construction at the Sturgeon Community Hospital, projects are finally winding to a close.

Alberta's new impaired driving laws will hit the streets in time for the Canada Day long weekend.

Morinville is headed for a showdown with the Capital Region Board over a policy gap it says unfairly caps its growth. Town council voted in favour of first reading of a revised version of its municipal development plan (MDP) at a meeting last week.

Alberta's big cities will be getting new charters with the provincial government, under a proposal announced Monday, but smaller cities like St. Albert need not worry.

Question: what do you get for the hospital with an extensive wish list? Jackie White has the answer and it comes in six digits.