St. Albert Mayor Cathy Heron doesn’t think the provincial budget was as austere as everyone expected it was going to be – except when it comes to funding for municipalities

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St. Albert council plans to give disc golf a $20,500 boost this summer that could lead to the construction of a permanent course for it.

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The Morinville and District Chamber of Commerce held a virtual luncheon last Wednesday to bring businesses and municipalities up to date on what’s happening in the province.

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The City of St. Albert is expecting to have $10.3 million left over from last year’s budget, the highest surplus reported in at least the last 10 years.

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St. Albert Mayor Cathy Heron has one word to describe her thoughts on the upcoming provincial budget: anxious.

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When it comes to driving in St. Albert, 40 km/h is the new 50 km/h on residential roadways.

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The City of St. Albert’s head of economic development has left the position.

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Sturgeon County staff plan to field test a device that could help them more quickly spot pollutants in drinking water.

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Empire Company Ltd., an umbrella company for Safeway, Sobeys and numerous other grocery chains, has aggressively expanded into Western Canada in the past year.

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The city still has plans for its Neil Ross Road alignment and they’re inching up to the forefront as other work gets completed.

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