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Mayor Nolan Crouse is hoping to avoid any future conflict with residents by planning the city’s third dog park now, away from any established residential areas.

Ministers representing a majority of St. Albert’s churches want the city to remove restrictions on the ability of religious groups to apply for grant funding, something the mayor says the city might want to have a look at. United Church Rev.

A derelict home residents of Lacombe Park once considered to be an eyesore should pass its final inspection next week, proof the community standards bylaw works, the mayor says. Bylaw and Capital Health will inspect the home at 12 Laval Dr., on Dec.

An unexpected and costly roof repair has put the St. Albert Legion in a deficit situation and it is looking for help from the city.

Tintin. Reporter. Adventurer. From humble beginnings in Belgium, his stories have crossed international boundaries, being translated into more than 50 languages.

They were born to give and give and give. That’s the perception of superintendent Barry Wowk regarding all the children of the St. Albert Protestant School District. “I’m very, very proud of them,” he exclaimed.

The balmy weather this December provides irony for those who love winter sports. The weather is perfect and makes us crave the outdoors, but conditions are less than ideal on outdoor rinks and ski trails.

Fireworks guru Rob Kowalyshyn has a plan that he believes will start his St. Albert New Year’s Eve show with a bang on Saturday. “At 8:30 p.m., which is midnight in Newfoundland, we’ll get the fireworks going in St.

St. Albert will be getting a new master plan meant to guide future councils on decisions that affect the social health and wellbeing of the community.

December is the month of holiday giving. Give of your time and volunteer in your community. The St.