Like any wound, the city’s recovery from COVID-19 will take longer to realize than the injury itself, says St. Albert Mayor Cathy Heron.

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St. Albert city council is looking at ways of reducing financial stress for residents and business owners amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Deberah Kearns doesn’t like the idea of being buried in a large casket – as she puts it, “taking up real estate” – when she passes on. But current rules in St. Albert limit her options.

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Morinville residents could have an extra $67 in their pockets next year now that town council has chopped almost a quarter million dollars from the 2021 budget.

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Sturgeon County council is making moves to plan a new school site in an area that may soon become part of St. Albert.

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Opening up the lands west of Ray Gibbon Drive to development and the construction of a new park and trail connections in the Meadowview area are two major projects up for approval by St. Albert city council next year.

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One of St. Albert’s newest neighbourhoods will be the first to participate in a national pilot program geared toward sustainable community development.

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Volatile oil prices and the shock of COVID-19 cost the Sturgeon Refinery $795 million more than it had accounted for between January and March, Alberta’s auditor general says.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the St. Albert community, with one in five households reporting job loss, according to the 2020 community satisfaction survey

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Governments have to be prepared to pay landowners for their property if they want to get serious about protecting farmland around Edmonton, says a Sturgeon County potato farmer.

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