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It seemed like acting city manager Chris Jardine was staring into a crystal ball Monday night as council debated the recommendations on locating more industrial land inside St. Albert's boundaries and in the annexed lands.

There was very little fanfare Monday night when Merrin Nuc learned she was the unofficial winner of the St. Albert Protestant School Board’s byelection for a new trustee.

Chelsea Lord has learned to deal with her disadvantages in life and her enthusiasm and spirit of the season will be front and centre this weekend when she hosts the first ever Chelsea’s Christmas Extravaganza.

County residents will have a slightly smaller tax bill next year thanks to last week's budget tweaks, and could see an even smaller one if one councillor has his way.

For Arts and Heritage St. Albert, the main course in 2010 was so good it only whetted its appetite for the second helping coming up next month.

St. Albert residents will still face a 9.5-per-cent increase in their utility bills from the city, but it wasn’t for lack of trying on the part of one councillor. Coun.

People have firm beliefs on what's better for the holidays: a natural tree from the nearby tree farm or an artificial tree purchased at the store.

Ken Allred's first term as MLA for St. Albert will also be his only one, as the local MLA announced this week he does not intend to seek his party's nomination for the spring campaign.

Dec. 5 is International Volunteer Day, a day for the whole world to recognize the valuable contribution volunteers make each day. Volunteer and make an impact in your community. The St.

The lesson today in Cathi K-Cross's kindergarten class at Neil M. Ross is bears. The 15 kindergarteners sit with rapt attention as she reviews what they have already learned about the animals. Bears for example have claws.