Local News

A St. Albert man was found guilty of assault causing bodily harm and assault with a weapon stemming from an altercation that left a woman with a large gash on her leg and bruises all over her body.

It would appear that business in the St. Albert area is continuing to hum along. According to the City of St. Albert’s 2010 year-end report, approved licenced businesses run out of commercial or industrial locations numbered 1,350 at year end.

To the angry man driving the blue Dodge pick-up who cut off three lanes of traffic to get into the left turning lane on St. Albert Trail on Monday, April 18 at about noon — your road rage is not appreciated.

A St. Albert family will benefit from a new $250,000 home donated by Daytona Homes. The company is one of five from the Capital region that donated a home to the local chapter of Habitat for Humanity.

A man who pushed a woman down, breaking her clavicle bone and cellphone at a time when he was not supposed to have any contact with her, was sentenced to three months in jail and a year on probation.

Everything changed for St. Albert residents Jan and Rick Fortier and their son, Adam, with a decision by one family to give the gift of life. A five-year-old girl died, but in the wake of that tragedy Adam was given a new lease on life.

Local RCMP officers are asking for the public’s help locating a man who pulled a knife on a store employee. The man went into the Safeway store on Hebert Road around 7:25 a.m.

St. Albert now offers transit service on holidays but it won't be operating buses on Easter Sunday. Easter is one holiday that was left off the schedule of a new pilot program that started this year.

St. Albert Protestant Schools is waiting to find out what will happen with $12 million Alberta Education has set aside for special education but has yet to disperse.

A local organization will be spending some cash on repairs after vandals broke several large windows at the St. Albert Minor Baseball Association (SAMBA) clubhouse. At around 10 p.m.