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City staffers hope to test a special salt spray on St. Albert Trail this winter that could make it as smooth as Ray Gibbon Drive come the next snowstorm. Drivers rolling down Ray Gibbon Dr.

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If the LRT ever comes through St. Albert, it will run right up St. Albert Trail. City council approved an LRT corridor on Monday night after being presented with the first phase of the $500,000 LRT functional alignment study.

Morinville’s waste collection might be in for another shakeup this month due to a slip-up in a bylaw – one that could see the town jump into bi-weekly waste collection.

Low and fixed-income households could get some relief from rising utility bills next year. St.

Want to blow some snow? You may have to wait a few weeks to buy a snowblower as it's getting tough to find one in the city now. After the big storm Thursday and Friday, St. Albert businesses sold out of snowblowers within days and are now reordering.

About 30 cm of snow has put the city over budget for snow clearing. Last week’s snow dump means the City of St. Albert is now tapping extra funds identified in anticipation of just such a storm occurring.

The Catholic school board would rather have a school built in the new Jensen Lakes neighbourhood than at their existing, grandfathered site in Oakmont. Brendan Kaup with the Greater St.

One night this past summer, Sarah decided to have some girlfriends over for an evening of hot-tubbing and drinks.

Scotiabank tops up the Christmas Kettles This Friday is the day when people can double up their donations to the Salvation Army's Christmas Kettle campaign.