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More than 800,000 square feet of new development will take place in St. Albert in the next three years, says the city's executive director of economic development.

A long-time St. Albert resident won the nomination to run for the Progressive Conservatives in the Spruce Grove-St. Albert riding on Saturday. Rus Matichuk, 50, emerged victorious over fellow candidates and St.

Downtown St. Albert could soon see a new curving, five-storey business and parking complex if a chamber of commerce proposal goes ahead. The St.

For many Christians, it’s a special time of year to rededicate themselves to God anew.

Alberta’s economy always bounces back, Rhys Chouinard promised at Tuesday’s economic development breakfast.

Three candidates hoping to be the Progressive Conservative nominee in the Spruce Grove-St. Albert riding will get a second crack at winning the nomination after a few of the ballots cast in Saturday’s nomination were found to be ineligible.

Support has flooded in from across Alberta for the family of a respected motorcyclist who died after a crash at the Numb Bum ice race earlier this month. Veteran ice racer Troy Daniel Ritchie died Feb.

City council approved going ahead with a $2-million design phase for a sewer line that’s hoped to help kickstart development in South Riel on Monday night.

Full-size body on frame SUVs are still popular in many parts of North America including right here at home. So it’s no wonder Ford and GM invest big money in these vehicles for really big profits.

Sturgeon County should not let the RCMP detonate explosives at its disposal site because the location is a target for terrorists, say some of its neighbours. The county's subdivision development appeal board heard an appeal last Feb.