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City contractors poured pesticide into Riel Pond Friday morning, killing most of the fish within to get at a spiny invader. Contractors with Blueweed Services Ltd. and Focus Corp.

The St. Albert Community Information & Volunteer Centre has many volunteer opportunities to choose from and can help find the right fit for you.

A teen curfew and community engagement were the hot topics of conversation at a town hall meeting into crime in the Akinsdale neighbourhood Thursday night.

The St. Albert Community Information & Volunteer Centre has many volunteer opportunities to choose from and can help find the right fit for you.

The city is set to roll out its new bike racks for buses today thanks in part to a St. Albert cyclist. As of May 1, all regular St. Albert Transit buses will be equipped with free bike racks. Handibuses will not have them.

Keep the roads safe so they can keep the roads clear. The province is asking all motorists use caution when out driving on the highways today. There will be many young citizens doing their parts for a better world.

Lifelong St. Albert resident Cam MacKay threw his hat into the city council election ring on Tuesday night. During a meeting of the St.

A recent shift in local Meals on Wheels operations has improved the service greatly, both from the standpoint of the clients and also that of those who are at the helm, officials say.

A group of art students at a St. Albert school are eagerly awaiting the unveiling of a new mural they’ve been working on for weeks.

A local entrepreneur is gearing up for what could be a humiliating experience on national television. Frank Campbell of St.