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Canada's oilsands monitoring system is a mess, according to a federal panel, and the government has to up its game if it wants to restore the public's faith in how the oilsands are managed.

A St. Albert-based newspaper publisher and printing business got the green light from city council to build a new multi-million dollar facility in Campbell Business Park.

The city’s new budget will bring six new people to city hall to fill various new positions but finding qualified candidates will be a challenge, says one senior administrator.

St. Albert is jumping on board a regional marketing initiative being pushed by Edmonton Mayor Stephen Mandel. According to St. Albert Mayor Nolan Crouse, Mandel has approached St.

It's easy to let consumerism take over Christmas but Canadians are increasingly turning to charitable gifts to supplement their purchases of toys and electronic gadgets.

Last week marked the 13th year in a row that students, staff and parents at Muriel Martin Elementary School celebrated RĂ©veillon, a long-standing French Canadian tradition that involves eating, dancing and singing after midnight mass on Christmas

St. Albert residents should finally have clear streets this week now that the graders have moved into local neighbourhoods. Public works officials announced Monday they had started clearing snow from residential streets.

Dave Fuller and his wife love Christmas. For proof, look no further than the couple’s home at 90 Akins Dr. where the joy of a holiday display knows no bounds. It’s certainly not the only house in St.

Staff at the Sturgeon Community Hospital have identified a number of additional beds they can use when the emergency department activates new overcapacity protocols that went into effect on Monday.

St. Albert's Mother Earth is getting a piece of the Earth named after her. The City of St. Albert announced last week it would dub the peninsula in Riel Pond as "Elke's Peninsula" in a ceremony this spring.