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The St. Albert Inn & Suites move to charge for parking near the Village Tree transit station seems to be working out so far.

Just about everyone can remember where they were when the events of Sept. 11, 2001, unfolded on live television before our eyes. The Gazette caught up with a few prominent St.

Do you have some time to make a difference in someone’s life, while making a difference in your own? The St.

For many people, the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, were the defining moment of their generation, and certainly one of the most chilling events to unfold on live television. But for a few St. Albertans, the attacks hit much closer to home.

StarWoman shall delight residents once more now that city council has voted to replace a statue that had been smashed by vandals.

The Progressive Conservative leadership race became the tale of two Ted Mortons this week after questions emerged over a second email account Morton used and records that appeared to have been destroyed when he left cabinet.

St. Albert will soon have a new shopping mall by the Enjoy Centre now that council has rezoned part of the Riel Business Park. City council voted unanimously Tuesday on a pair of bylaws to rezone 151 Riel Dr.

The provincial government announced affordable housing money this week, but the dollars will build no new homes in St. Albert. Both the Sturgeon Foundation's proposal for a North Ridge Lodge addition and the St.

The word “fat” became a little less taboo Wednesday when Alberta Health Services launched its new five-year obesity initiative along with promises to help Albertans manage their weight.

A local church has tapped the power of the sun to do the Lord's work by building the biggest solar array in the city. Workers installed the last of 22 photoelectric solar panels on a metal awning atop the St. Albert United Church Thursday afternoon.