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As the provincial bill to switch St. Albert's school boards moved a step closer to becoming law Tuesday night, St. Albert MLA Ken Allred took the opportunity to speak out against his own government's bill.

A St. Albert family is speaking out about the care their 80-year-old mother received, both at Youville Home in St. Albert and at a private Edmonton facility that they say evicted the senior after the family refused to pay higher fees.

There's little proof that construction of St. Albert's new sewage station is shaking Kingswood homes to pieces, says one of the city's top planners.

There's one week left before St. Albert gets another Red Affair and it looks to be another blockbuster sell-out affair.

A provincial grant for an Edmonton LRT study has left St. Albert with about $72,000 in spare cash on its hands. Edmonton and St.

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Alberta hasn't yet followed in the footsteps of Ontario, Quebec or British Columbia with the cancellation of elective surgeries, but the effects of the national drug shortage are still evident in hospitals and pharmacies province-wide.

Want to volunteer and give back to the community, but don’t know how to get involved? We can help you. The St.

Local agencies are putting a positive spin on a recent survey revealing one in 10 males think it’s OK to assault a woman if she did something to anger them.

Clarification: A March 3 Gazette article described Stuart Fix as an engineer with St. Albert’s ReNü Building Science and one of the designers of the energy efficient housing project Station Pointe Greens.