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St. Albert Place is just too small, say some city officials, but Mayor Nolan Crouse has come up with a solution that may solve the space crunch for the library, administration and museum. On Monday night, Crouse unveiled his vision for downtown St.

Scientist seeks oilsands trees Trees could once again grow from old coal and gravel mines near St. Albert if an Edmonton scientist’s research takes root.

Students and teachers at St. Albert Catholic High School (SACHS) are getting ready to show off the creative fruits of their labours next week and they’re going to use the school’s new modern gathering space to do it.

One local band is following their own version of the yellow brick road all the way to fame and fortune. Stereos, formerly known as Turn It Up! and Stand By Me, is leading the life most bands only dream about.

The St. Albert Community Information & Volunteer Centre has many volunteer opportunities to choose from and can help find the right fit for you, even if you are not sure of what that might be.

Closing St. Anne Street to traffic would ruin the commercial viability of downtown, say some downtown business owners, while others are willing to take a cautious approach.

After seven years of blindly barging his way to a bachelor of science degree, Wade Brown felt he owed his fellow graduates an apology.

As stages go, St. Albert Place is the largest this city has ever known. Home to government, history, the arts, culture and learning, the building is a monument to what's possible when a community comes together.

Book about feelings St. Albert resident Cathy McLennan strongly believes young children need to be encouraged to express their feelings.

Braeside residents living near Red Willow Park might finally get a good night’s rest, now that the city and RCMP plan to deter raucous late-night youth parties in the area.