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Municipal issues are everyone’s problem: that’s the message being sent out by a recent St. Albert campaign to get residents lobbying on behalf of the city.

You might have expected some lofty initiatives to be announced in what could be the last budget of this Liberal government’s time in office – especially since it includes a $19.8-billion deficit.

The decision to move a loved one into a long-term care facility is life altering.

The two people who hit a 52-year-old St. Albert resident on Akins Drive two weeks ago may not even know they put someone's life in danger.

Mayor Cathy Heron says photo radar isn’t a cash cow, but the numbers suggest otherwise. The province’s long-awaited review of photo radar in 27 municipalities found St. Albert had the fourth-highest revenue, bringing in almost $4.