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After half a dozen budget meetings, city councillors have made few decisions but they have been busy making motions that will come up for debate starting next week.

The St. Albert Kinettes have been tirelessly helping the struggling families of this city for more than four decades now and they aren’t about to stop.

A major commercial development slated for the north of St. Albert was given the go-ahead by the Capital Region Board (CRB) this week. The development is slated for the northern edge of St.

Being a volunteer means language is no barrier. If you come from Central America, there’s no reason you can’t help people a continent away. For the last few months, there have been a few special guests here in St.

A man caught with ketamine and GHB during a traffic stop was sentenced to nine months of house arrest this week.

Carrie Kuzik spent Tuesday afternoon thanking Albertans for giving blood at the most appropriate venue possible, the local branch of Canadian Blood Services near the University of Alberta.

The St. Albert Steel junior hockey team is calling for a pass from city council, requesting a $125,000 grant each year for the next 10 years in exchange for a new tenancy agreement for Performance Arena.

They might seem like a kind of seasonal service club that only pops up on the social landscape every year at this time. That’s just an illusion though. The truth is the St.

Memberships and usage are up at Servus Credit Union Place, according to the city’s third-quarter report, but the facility has hit a wall for future growth.

Happy trails are here again — skiers will once again have groomed trails in Riverlot 56 after months of talks. Members of the Riverlot 56 Natural Area Society and the St.