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No cake, no candles. That’s the reality faced by many children in the community whose parents can’t afford to host even a modest birthday party. That’s also the objective to overcome for a young St.

The summer of construction on St. Albert Trail should be over soon, but crews will be back to complete some work next spring.

The St. Albert Public Library is getting set to celebrate its annual Patron Appreciation Day on Monday and it has a few special treats for the party.

Workers in Alberta can now look up the health and safety record of their employers online, but critics aren’t convinced the information tells the full story. The government launched the new website Thursday.

Something is going on across the street from Doris Harvey and she doesn't like it one bit.

The interior of Gold Dust Casino's new restaurant and lounge has no shortage of chic design finishes, but the vibe is distinctly Vintage.

St. Albert's Protestant school board hasn't had taxation powers since 1994, which has limited their autonomy. Public interest in board activities also seems to be on the decline.

A controversial affordable housing project in Akinsdale will proceed with construction of 30 duplex housing units. City council approved the development at a special meeting Wednesday afternoon.

Some 27 per cent of Canadians indicated they were a victim of crime last year, however only a fraction actually reported it to police, reveals a new survey from Statistics Canada.

There's no shortage of environmental questions for St. Albert's mayoral candidates to consider but few of the answers are easy. Challenger Shelley Biermanski has been talking green since she announced her candidacy.