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A new lectures series organized by the St. Albert and Sturgeon Primary Care Network and the Sturgeon Hospital Foundation is starting up next week. PCN seniors nurse Lori Jack and Dr.

St. Albert has much to boast about. Often rated as tops in Canada for safety and liveability, the city has great schools, abundant green spaces and even branding as a botanical beauty.

Lorne Akins would probably be embarrassed if he knew there was a school named after him, says his daughter-in-law. "He was a man who didn't want to be famous," said Shirley Akins, Akins' daughter-in-law. "He was humble.

The Chinese have an old saying about politics: “May we not be cursed to live in interesting times.” Obviously wishing for quiet, staid communities, where little, good or bad, occurs, is easier on the nerves.

Reporting campaign contributions from the province's municipal elections might become more transparent after a resolution proposed by St. Albert was adopted by Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA) Thursday. St.

There were some tense moments not just for St. Albert RCMP Saturday at Red Willow Park, but for some families too.

City residents joined scores of others last week to take part in what was likely the biggest climate change march in history. Hundreds of thousands of activists took to the streets around the world Sept.

There’s a new pizza place in town, and it’s run by the chefs at Bellerose. The Bellerose Business Venture group held its first pizza sale Wednesday morning, serving up handmade thin-crust pizzas made in its new wood-fired oven.

About $1.5-million in funds collected from developers in years past to put towards recreational or cultural amenities will be added to the city-wide reserve coffers. Council approved the transfer of $1.

Changes to the city's utility fiscal policy will make rate increases easier to understand and justify, says St. Albert's new director of finance and utilities.