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St. Albert RCMP surprised by low turnout for virtual town hall

St. Albert RCMP surprised by low turnout for virtual town hall

Low public involvement wasn't all bad news for St. Albert RCMP detachment commander, Insp. Ryan Comaniuk. Comaniuk is happy he didn't have to sift through a mountain of concerns and questions and said it seems like the public is happy with policing in the community.
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Kindness is in the cards

Kindness is in the cards

Grocery shoppers enjoyed an unexpected gift during Kin Canda's National Day of Kindness
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City to move forward with integration of annexed land

City to move forward with integration of annexed land

The bulk of the annexed land is underdeveloped and low-density agricultural land, which will be designated as transition district.
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Good morning, St. Albert!

Good morning, St. Albert!

Happy Thursday!
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Two more St. Albert residents have died of COVID: province

Two more St. Albert residents have died of COVID: province

The number of active COVID cases in the city dropped to 210
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Local organizations discuss provincial budget concerns, hopes

Local organizations discuss provincial budget concerns, hopes

The province is set to release the budget on Feb. 24.
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St. Albert won't chip in more cash to attract flights to Edmonton International Airport

St. Albert won't chip in more cash to attract flights to Edmonton International Airport

The decision to refrain from giving additional funding passed 6-1, with Brodhead opposed. 
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Students get Headstrong for mental health

Students get Headstrong for mental health

Online conference to bolster resilience
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City plans first gender-neutral washroom in St. Albert Place

City plans first gender-neutral washroom in St. Albert Place

Kelsey Robbins, a community outreach worker for Outloud says her organization has had “nothing but phenomenal, exciting thoughts” about the project. 
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More St. Albertans favour service reductions to steer clear of tax increase: survey

More St. Albertans favour service reductions to steer clear of tax increase: survey

Mayor Cathy Heron said the shift came as a surprise
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