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City council has thrown its weight behind a plan that could reduce the capital region’s waste-line by up to 80 per cent in 10 years.

Grant Hodgins has lost most of his voice, but he can still talk up a storm when it comes to his new auctioneering business on the outskirts of St. Albert.

The city let go director of business development and tourism Larry Horncastle so it could achieve economic development goals, but critics say he is not the problem. Local businesspeople and those who worked with him through the St.

The owners of land in Campbell Business Park North are hoping to convince the City of St. Albert to tweak their rules around business parks, but are seeking public opinion before moving forward. There will be a public meeting 7 p.m.

Residents will now be able to know exactly what crimes are happening in their city, their neighbourhood and their street with a new online crime map. Insp. Warren Dosko, commander of the St.

The Government of Alberta announced Monday that it will conduct a census in St.

A controversial land use bill that has been a hot topic in provincial politics and the Progressive Conservative leadership race showed up in the U.S. State Department’s environmental assessment of the Keystone XL pipeline last week.

With a little help from their teachers, preschool-aged students in the Sturgeon School District are setting their own agenda this year.

City councillors gave local businesses a big thumbs-up to build two bigger botanical digital signs on St. Albert Trail this week. Council voted in favour of the installation of two digital signs on St. Albert Trail by the St.

Home selling prices have suffered a gentle decline this summer in St. Albert, which may be an indication that sellers are finally giving in to buyers’ demands.