Local News

The city will collect less money than planned from property owners in 2014, but how much less won’t be known until budget discussions in the fall.

An avid St. Albert canoeist has recently been awarded for his contributions over the last 13 years to the sports he loves. Rick Hill, president of the St.

More than 1,000 young aboriginal athletes could come to St. Albert this summer as a provincewide athletics competition swings into town. Event spokesperson Allan Ross kicked off the leadup to the second-ever Alberta Indigenous Games Tuesday at St.

Wild St. Albert looks at the wizard of the skies

A St. Albert man who dodged Edmonton traffic and ran through a mall parking lot to escape police will spend the next three months securely behind bars. Ryan Patrick Muir appeared in St.

Upgrades to Villeneuve Airport will make it a flight centre of excellence and the most significant general aviation airport in the Capital region.

Alberta’s education minister says he’s going to impose an agreement on Alberta’s teachers and school boards this week – a move the head of St. Albert’s public teachers’ union denounced as undemocratic.

Provincial achievement tests will be replaced by online exams in three years, says the province – a move a local Catholic trustee says will help teachers better help students.

Students from several St. Albert schools have been banned from using the Whisper iPhone app after using it to harass classmates online. The social media app released earlier this year allows individuals to anonymously “share their secrets.” Without having their real identity tied to their “whisper,” users use the app to divulge their innermost thoughts and parts of their lives they may not feel comfortable communicating on other social networking sites.

It doesn’t have to make a lot of sense, even if it does make a lot of cents. The student body of Neil M.