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A proposed affordable housing development on 70 Arlington Dr. will be the focus of discussions when council resumes the public hearing at 5 p.m. on March 23.

Mayor Nolan Crouse commissioned a crime study focusing on the Akinsdale neighbourhood during a public hearing on Monday night.

Want to volunteer and give back to the community, but don’t know how to get involved? The St. Albert Community Information & Volunteer Centre has many volunteer opportunities to choose from and can help find the right fit for you.

City council committed more than $3 million for two affordable housing projects on Tuesday night. The commitments would see the city spend $2.3 million on a land purchase for the St.

Just before they pack up on Tuesday and head off to their next assignment in Ste. Marie, Que., a handful of the members of the local Katimavik crew will be feeling a little light-headed come Monday, thanks to a scheduled charity head shave.

Sylvia Cole doesn't sleep well. During the seven months she called St. Albert's streets home a good night's rest was hard to come by, and though she has a roof over her head today, sleeping through the whole night is difficult. "I can't sleep.

Move over Mary Kay. A new business is operating in St. Albert and it comes with a bright pink car. Nurse Next Door is a home health care company that started operating in St. Albert last month.

A St. Albert man who previously owned the city's only pawnshop has been charged with a vicious assault against a 75-year-old Edmonton pawnshop owner earlier this month.

It’s time that we all stopped standing up our doctors. That’s the message behind a sign campaign that’s gaining steam at medical clinics in St. Albert and throughout the province.

Designers have turned an old military base in Edmonton into a walkable community, says a smart-growth advocate, but the area has struggled to attract stores. About 12 people came to the St.