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In a story about city staff salaries, written on May 26, city chief financial officer Dean Screpnek should have been quoted using the term “60th percentile.” Any references otherwise were in error and the Gazette apologizes.

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The St. Albert Housing Society went out of its way to find a multi-family site for its future Big Lake Pointe affordable housing complex.

A former St. Albert resident who hit a police officer with his car was sentenced to four months of house arrest on Friday.

Coun. Carol Watamaniuk won’t step into the election ring this year, saying she’s accomplished the goals she set out for herself this term.

St. Albert residents expressed greater satisfaction with Servus Credit Union Place and gave a thumbs-up to the city's new blue bag recycling program.

The city isn’t planning any changes behind the wheels of its transit fleet, after extending a contract with a third party operator. City council approved a one-year contract with Diversified Transportation on Tuesday night.

The back lot of St. Albert Dodge was a little slice of car heaven this week as the dealership brought in a certified Lamborghini technician to service about a dozen exotic cars for area owners.

A sports community being proposed for the northwest corner of St. Albert would combine a $100-million sports complex with extensive residential, commercial and industrial development. The proponents of St.

The RCMP have arrested an adult whom they expect to charge in the March homicide of a Morinville-area toddler who was in foster care.