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City council will decide on Aug. 27 what the future, if any, of the Arts and Heritage Foundation (AHF) will be when it considers seven separate options for the non-profit’s continued existence.

With the Arts and Heritage Foundation (AHF) and the City of St. Albert in the midst of negotiating the future of the organization, it is worth revisiting some basic points about the AHF, its role and what challenges the two sides face.

Taking part in the Racing the Planet competition in Jordan this past May wasn't quite a walk in the park for Mary Nielsen, but neither does she consider it a transformative moment in her life. Instead, when Nielsen, 46, sits back in her St.

The Alberta government is in overdrive to repair computer networks after an explosion and fire in Calgary hobbled several government systems.

We’re a hot bunch around here at the Gazette this week. Like much of the rest of Alberta, we fried in hot houses at temperatures of plus-30 C.

The city has added another weapon in its arsenal to catch red-light runners and drivers who speed through intersections, but only those travelling in one direction. St.

After close to two decades of renting space around the city, New Hope Community Church is finally able to settle down.

St. Albert’s Perron District is buzzing with the opening of several new businesses, from clothing and furniture retailers to restaurants and lounges.

The St. Albert Crime Stoppers Association is asking for your assistance in solving the following crime: Mischief In the early morning hours of Friday, July 6, unknown person(s) smashed the glass in the bus shelter in front of Akinsdale Arena.

Hundreds gathered Friday afternoon at St. Albert’s Holy Family Parish to celebrate the life of Richard “Dick” Fowler, former St. Albert mayor, MLA and provincial court judge.