St. Albert city council is confident the UCP government will honour the cost-sharing agreement to twin Ray Gibbon Drive and has taken the next step toward borrowing $36.6 million to cover the city’s share.

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A big restaurant and a special event centre are part of the vision for the redevelopment of the red barn site at 101 Bellerose Drive that Boudreau Developments unveiled Saturday.

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A St. Albert resident says she’s angry to have discovered she can no longer take recyclables from the financial company she works for to the city’s recycling depot.

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Sturgeon County should consider tax relief to compensate homeowners who are stuck in Alberta’s Industrial Heartland, says a county task force.

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Telus’ city-wide installation of fibre optic cable is underway with Erin Ridge, Deer Ridge and Braeside the first on the list.

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Some St. Albert residents are frustrated with the installation of Telus fibre optic in the city after their yards were left in a mess.

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St. Albert’s housing market picked up a bit in May despite sales being a bit lower than there were this time last year.

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Some St. Albert city council members are cautious about a new provincial bill that would allow for the deferral of business property taxes – legislation they say was developed without consultation.

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St. Albert will need to guess the education property tax rate this year due to a late provincial budget.

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City staff will get a bit more time to figure out if St. Albert should buy 35 acres of land or use its own land for future campus-style recreation amenities.

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