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French trustees ready to race

French trustees ready to race

County residents will say 'bonjour' to their new trustee this week as Ginette Martel takes her seat on the local francophone school board. Martel was acclaimed as the representative of St. Albert-Legal for the Conseil Scolaire Centre-Nord last week.
Candidates support industrial development

Candidates support industrial development

The six candidates running for the three available spots on Sturgeon County council all agree the county will simply have to wait and see how future upgrader development pans out in the county.
McCanns launch own search

McCanns launch own search

As the search for a missing St. Albert couple continues, the family is taking the effort into its own hands with searches around where the pair’s missing vehicles have been found. Lyle and Marie McCann were last seen on July 3 leaving St.
Morinville mayoral candidates agree on need to attract more business

Morinville mayoral candidates agree on need to attract more business

With several businesses having left Morinville this summer and the town’s assessment tilted heavily towards residential taxes, both mayoral candidates agree the town has an economic development problem. Mayor Lloyd Bertschi and challenger Coun.
Byfield takes questions on Wildrose

Byfield takes questions on Wildrose

The man who seems poised to challenge MLA and Speaker Ken Kowalski in the next election has some conservative heavyweights in his corner.
Morinville candidates tackle economic development

Morinville candidates tackle economic development

Morinville residents have until Oct. 18 to decide who will represent them on town council. In the first instalment of a three-part series, the Gazette asked candidates for their views on economic development.
Heartland power line application filed

Heartland power line application filed

Power line opponents will likely get their chance to speak against the Heartland Transmission Project next March now that the line's proponents have filed to build it.
City pays for baseball cleanup

City pays for baseball cleanup

St. Albert will spend up to $30,000 to repair a local baseball diamond after an official set parts of it on fire, say councillors.
City hears reasons for Riel cost escalations

City hears reasons for Riel cost escalations

Cost escalations for the remediation of Riel Park were the result of hidden dangers in the former landfill site, a white-hot economy and a shifting project scope. That’s the message St.
Cancer better run from local artist

Cancer better run from local artist

Ask Diane Way about her dream of finding a cure for cancer and she'll tell you straight up that it's possible because anything is possible. She should know because she's a survivor herself.
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