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St. Albert’s second public forum of the municipal election is set for next Tuesday and organizers are hoping for a big crowd. The St. Albert Chamber of Commerce will host the event at the St. Albert Inn Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m.

A young man who repeatedly violated his probation order and seemed to show disdain for the entire process narrowly escaped jail time Monday.

City council opened the door to development on the long-idle Badger lands Monday by agreeing to have city administration develop a joint area structure plan with the owner of the adjacent land.

To the untrained eye, Chris Brandt's woodpile is no more impressive than the average stack of scrap wood in a homeowner's garage. It's a seemingly nondescript assortment of rough planks in various widths and shades.

St. Albert residents have until Oct. 18 to decide who should fill the city's six available council chairs. In this, our fifth instalment of a six-part Q&A series, the Gazette allowed the St.

This was a tough year for the Protestant school board financially as it had to dip into its reserves to fund a provincially mandated wage hike for teachers. At the same time, a long list of capital projects, such as the new CTS lab at W.D.

The 80/20 tax split has been St. Albert's goal for the better part of recent history.

Suzan Krecsy is never disappointed with the generosity of the people of St. Albert. The executive director of the St.

The City of St. Albert will pay $115,000 to bury an overhead power line along the Sturgeon River in Braeside.

Two years after a Rimbey teen was killed when the school bus she was on was rear-ended by a gravel truck, the Alberta government has adopted a 10-point action plan to improve school bus safety throughout the province.