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There will be no dog park on Levasseur Road after city council on Monday unanimously voted down its proposed construction, four years after the site was originally identified.

The city will not extend its rental assistance programs to individuals receiving Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH).

The first part of a facelift for St. Albert Trail is complete, but to green up the rest of the busy thoroughfare will cost $1.5 million. The median created on the trail between St. Anne Street and Sterling is full of trees and bedding plants.

A shortage of police and a lack of time to prepare for an 8,000 to 10,000-person event are the reasons the City of St. Albert has denied dubstep artist Skrillex a development permit.

A shortage of police and a lack of time to prepare for an 8,000 to 10,000-person event are the reasons the City of St. Albert has denied dubstep artist Skrillex a development permit.

Employers who fail to compensate employees will now face public scrutiny as a result of a new online database.

A public hearing Monday on what should have been a routine set of amendments to St.

Ten new names are now etched on the monument at the northwest corner of Sir Winston Churchill Avenue and Perron Street after the city’s Community Recognition Awards were handed out on Thursday evening.

Cheryl and Murray Brosnikoff's backyard pool certainly makes a splash, but it's the way the yard has been landscaped that provides the beauty. Walk into the backyard and the pool is not the first thing people notice.

Oil prices slid below $80 this week and with that slide, concerns about the province's financial picture began to rise. In the spring budget the government projected an average oil price of $99.25.