Local News

The RCMP is hoping for public help in a string of vandalism cases from last weekend that caused thousands of dollars in damage at five St. Albert schools. The spree began Friday July 22 at 11:10 p.m.

A local woman who has received liberation therapy to treat her multiple sclerosis is giving a thumbs-up to the provincial government for taking another step in approving the treatment in Alberta.

St. Albert got its first official LEED Gold building this week, but it could also be its last due to its cost. The Canada Green Building Council's Alberta branch announced Wednesday at Fire Station No.

The Alberta government is hoping a new study announced Wednesday will help them get a better idea on whether or not a controversial multiple sclerosis (MS) treatment should be offered in the province.

In Ecuador, Mother Nature can take you to court.

A legal proceeding marked an unfortunate reality last week as a provincial court judge declared missing St. Albert couple Lyle and Marie McCann legally dead. The decision comes days before for a Saturday memorial service for the couple.

An unidentified man was found dead earlier this week in a burned-out vehicle near St. Albert Trail and 156 Street and the Edmonton Police Service is calling the death a homicide.

The St. Albert Crime Stoppers Association is asking for your assistance in solving the following crimes: On July 22 at approximately 3:25 a.m. an unknown person(s) smashed the front window at Nello’s Restaurant, 512 St. Albert Trail.

The Alberta government is spending $285 million to help a new power plant that will provide energy to 300,000 homes while sequestering 1.

St. Albert Transit has a present for potential riders this holiday weekend: It's continuing its trial of holiday service and is also continuing to offer free local Saturday transit.