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Changing how much of its costs St. Albert Transit is expected to recover isn’t sitting well with one St. Albert city councillor. Coun.

Edmonton’s decision not to proceed with an electronic voting pilot project likely means St. Albert will drop the idea as well, but with regrets.

A St. Albert youth is facing eight criminal charges after a two-year police investigation tied her to 78 graffiti offences.

Breath easy, readers – that accursed smog is finally gone. City residents woke up to clear skies Friday for the first time in days after a stationary air mass smothered Edmonton, St. Albert and Morinville with smog.

Birders the world over will be counting chickadees next week as part of an annual effort to track birds in the winter. The 16th annual Great Backyard Bird Count kicks off next Friday.

Their work is cut out for them, that's for sure. There's no shortage of people who require the programs and services offered by St. Albert Stop Abuse in Families, also known as SAIF.

Average single-family homes prices in St. Albert dropped by 0.7 per cent compared to the same month last year, the Realtors Association of Edmonton reported this week in their monthly housing bulletin.

St. Albert resident Tana Farrell says she got a lump of coal for Christmas. She did not find herself on Santa’s naughty list, but instead was left with a valueless gift certificate after a local retailer closed her doors just after Christmas.

There was a time when decorating magazines would suggest keeping windows, and especially the window coverings, very much in the background, but no more.

A major parcel of land in South Riel has changed hands in the largest land transfer to take place since the city decided to more aggressively pursue industrial development. Hopewell, a commercial developer, has sold its 54.