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Streetside Grill employees left hanging after the resto-pub’s mid-June closure received the compensation they’ve been awaiting for the last six weeks.

Wet weather has prompted the city to change its plan for the reconstruction of Mission Avenue and could delay the completion of Ray Gibbon Drive until next year.

A provincial move to regulate naturopaths is a positive step that will assure patients they're receiving reputable advice from a reputable practitioner, says a local naturopath.

Residents' reaction to a proposed neighbourhood near Walmart and Villeneuve Road show that St. Albert needs to beef up its rules for noise, says the mayor. About 55 people came to the St. Albert Alliance Church on Villeneuve Rd.

With vacation season in full swing, the question for dog owners going away on holiday is what to do with their tail-wagging companion.

St. Albert’s first microbrewery, Hog’s Head Brewing Co., has been given the green light to establish operations here. AGLC spokesperson Dadjana Laskovic said Hog’s Head Brewing Co. Canada Inc.

Police are looking for help from the public after someone fired a pellet gun and broke the front window of a Woodlands home on Thursday. Sometime between 6:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. the shot went through the window of a home on Westwood Drive.

When school let out for summer at Bellerose Composite High School this year, hundreds of students stayed behind, taking advantage of summer classes to boost their marks and improve their options.

St. Albert may have lost ardent volunteer Millie Seitz nearly three years ago, but the city can now look upon her smiling face once more and forever.

The extra rain this summer is good for plants and it’s good for pests. If you have lots of lush foliage, watered by all the rain we’ve had lately, chances are you’ve got slugs.