Local News

New mortgage rules the federal government announced this week will put a mild chill on the St. Albert housing market, but not a freeze, predict local experts.

After nearly 32 years at its location on Chisholm Avenue, Great West Newspapers is on the move.

City residents could get to eat Boxcar Willie in about a month if all goes well at an experimental rooftop garden at the Hole’s greenhouse.

Bottle returns to the St. Albert Bottle Refund Centre in Riel Business Park are faster and easier thanks to new innovative equipment.

The students at Paul Kane High School have won bragging rights as the high schoolers with the most blood donations in the metropolitan Edmonton area, and they’re making a bloody habit of it.

First Nations children are the most likely youth to seek emergency treatment for mental health issues, a new study reports.

A new tower has risen above Morinville, one that the head of the town's pet-food plant says should solve the region's smell issues once and for all.

City council has agreed with the community services advisory board (CSAB) that religious groups will still not be permitted to apply to St. Albert's community capital grant program, but can now establish fundraising arms that might qualify.

Mayor Nolan Crouse has asked the city to do something creative with the $229,000 it will be receiving from the St. Albert Steel for relocating to Whitecourt.

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.