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Armed cyclist robs bank An armed cyclist robbed a St. Albert bank last week, then got away on a mountain bike. RCMP were called to the CIBC bank on Hebert Road on April 2 shortly after 5 p.m.

While digital media might make reading easier and more convenient, there's something about the printed word that enchants people in a way modern technology has yet to achieve.

St. Albert streets will get a lot cleaner this month now that sweepers have rolled out to scrub them clean. They're also getting a lot smoother, thanks to the city's ongoing use of a giant heat lamp.

St. Albert has once again been left off the list for a provincially-funded family resource centre due in part to its children’s performance on a standardized assessment test.

The review of St. Albert city council's expense claims is already sparking calls for a secondary, independent look.

RCMP and Edmonton police are investigating the suspicious death of a 25-year old man. The man was found dead in the parking lot of Nevada Place on Monday around 10 p.m. He was shot in Edmonton.

St. Albert RCMP closed off parts of a Save-On-Foods parking lot Monday morning after a suspicious package was found nearby. Cpl. Laurel Kading said the case was discovered by a grocery store employee on a picnic table round 9:30 a.m. RCMP arrived shortly after and closed the parking lot to the north and east of the store.

Snow, slush and wind didn’t stop a rally protesting changes to housing rules for people with development disabilities from taking place at the Alberta Legislature Wednesday.

St. Albert’s MLA says he plans to make a final version of an investigation into the Alberta Motor Vehicle Industry Council (AMVIC) public.

The owner of the pharmacy inside the St. Albert Target store woke to bad news on Jan. 15. In a text message from one of her pharmacists, Karen Moak learned that Target was closing all of its Canadian stores within months.