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SuN shines on sustainable neighbourhoods

SuN shines on sustainable neighbourhoods

You can build green, walkable neighbourhoods in Alberta, say Strathcona County experts — you just need a little help from the SuN. Peter Vána and Bard Golightly spoke Thursday night to about 35 people at the St.
New ebook aims to awaken inner self

New ebook aims to awaken inner self

Retired St. Albert psychologist Jeff Kuryk has written an ebook that summarizes much of what he learned during his 30-year career and aims to help users focus on the present instead of worrying about the past or future.
City gets neighbourly waste tips

City gets neighbourly waste tips

St. Albert is on the right track with the new waste collection program that’s set to start June 1. That was the message several councillors took away from an information session in Strathcona County on Thursday. The session allowed St.
City acquires land for environmental reserve

City acquires land for environmental reserve

The city has acquired more environmental reserve along the north edge of the Sturgeon River near Ray Gibbon Drive.
The wheels of 'just-ice'

The wheels of 'just-ice'

It has been a pretty awful winter for snowfall, the worst in decades by many accounts. The city's street clearing budget has been thrown and obliterated like snowballs against a brick wall, with $2.65 million used up and still the flakes keep coming.
Housing starts cool slightly in February

Housing starts cool slightly in February

Housing starts in St. Albert and Morinville cooled last month but were not far from 2010 numbers, according to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). St.
Bellerose Bike-a-thon still racing for a cure

Bellerose Bike-a-thon still racing for a cure

If you listen closely enough, you can still hear the hum of stationary bikes coming from Bellerose Composite High School's main lobby.
Opposition demands health care inquiry

Opposition demands health care inquiry

Alberta's opposition parties banded together Friday to call on the province for a transparent inquiry into the province's health care system, just one day after the government announced a third-party review of emergency room delays and cancer care.
Think wet for Water Day

Think wet for Water Day

Many Albertans will have water on the brain next week as local activists gear up for World Water Day. March 22 is World Water Day, an annual event held by the United Nations to draw attention to the importance of freshwater.
Marching orders for green committee

Marching orders for green committee

City council hopes to get a heap of green ideas from a local committee this year on everything from trash to traffic lights. Council approved a list of priorities for the environmental advisory committee (EAC) at a meeting Monday.
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