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Smoke from wildfires burning around the province and beyond has contributed to deteriorating air quality in the St. Albert area.

In a commitment to reducing its debt, the City of St. Albert has been steadily moving toward a pay-as-you-go model, racking up $112.4 million in reserve funding, as of June 30, 2015. While the intent to bring St.

As a society we’re becoming busier, making it that much more important to make time for quiet contemplation. St. Albert residents have access to a good tool to promote this kind of mindfulness in a labyrinth at St.

A local man with a street named after him is miffed that city crews sprayed herbicides right next to a playground last week.

by Scott Hayes The province just announced nearly $1.5 million in funding to help communities and community organizations preserve and promote their histories.

After 35 years providing disability support services, with the last 24 at Transitions in St. Albert, Paul Fujishige is retiring.

It was clear to Kaleigh Barteski that the badly mutilated cat found under a tree in Sable Park Monday night had not been attacked by a coyote or hit by a car.

By Kevin Ma It's hard not to notice the city's new crosswalks at Lennox and Liberton. With their thick white lines and fluorescent yellow colour, they just scream, "Look at me!" and are easily visible from 100 paces away.

It seems that while the inaugural Edmonton Airshow really took off at the Villeneuve Airport this weekend, its anticipated economic impact to the region crashed and burned for most businesses.

Don’t let the name deceive you, the St. Albert Garden Club’s annual flower show is so much more.