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City finds no takers for greenhouse gas plan

City finds no takers for greenhouse gas plan

Finding a consultant to help St. Albert reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to below 2008 levels is proving to be difficult for St. Albert’s environment office.
Bus routes set for major changes

Bus routes set for major changes

All-day bus service to North Ridge and Lacombe Park Estates begins Sunday, part of a package of transit changes taking effect that day. St.
Frozen yogurt taking off in St. Albert

Frozen yogurt taking off in St. Albert

Local frozen yogurt shop, Twisted Yogurt, is demonstrating that the trendy treat is more than just a fad. Owner Michael Bossio insists that frozen yogurt has staying power and is proving it with the growing success of his business.
Impaired penalties take effect

Impaired penalties take effect

Stiffer penalties kick in this long weekend for people caught behind the wheel with a blood-alcohol content below the criminal limit.
Avenir opens doors at open house

Avenir opens doors at open house

Sitting at work and wondering if you left the stove on? If you are living in the proposed development of Avenir to St. Albert’s northwest, all you’d have to do is log on to your house to double-check.
Shakeup at Enjoy Centre

Shakeup at Enjoy Centre

A former Enjoy Centre tenant responsible for three of the facilities' businesses was locked out Saturday after failing to pay rent. Bill Hole, co-owner of the Enjoy Centre, said the contract with Health Hub Holdings was terminated Saturday.
Youth centre puts fate in city budget

Youth centre puts fate in city budget

The Youth Community Centre hopes to stave off its closure by submitting a funding request to city council during its budget deliberations later this year. The move comes after the centre's board met with Couns.
Picnic draws small crowd

Picnic draws small crowd

St. Albert’s second annual river valley picnic had beautiful sunny weather last Sunday but compared to last year there weren’t a lot of people around to enjoy it.
Local fire departments to establish joint training centre

Local fire departments to establish joint training centre

Morinville council gave the town's fire department the green light this week to partner with St. Albert in creating a joint firefighter training centre. The training centre will allow the two departments to train for small-fire scenarios closer to home instead of relying on training sites in Bon Accord, Edmonton and Nisku. A land use bylaw amendment for the site of the facility, located on the water reservoir site on East Boundary Road, is being presented to Morinville council on Sept. 11.
Friends keep Brian's Promise

Friends keep Brian's Promise

Around 300 family members and friends gathered Friday night to honour the memory of Brian Ilesic and create a lasting legacy for the young daughter he left behind.
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