St. Albert buyers are snapping up condos this summer as high prices push residents to smaller, cheaper homes, say analysts.
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St. Albert businesses still caught in crossfire as trade war continues
St. Albert businesses are dealing with the effects of the trade war between the United States and Canada that just heightened this past week, as U.S. President Donald Trump bumped tariffs on certain Canadian goods to 35 per cent.
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Over 90 per cent of St. Albertans paid their taxes on time
Almost all St. Albertans paid their 2025 property taxes on time, in keeping with the city’s averages over the last few years.
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St. Albert council mulls Kingswood expropriation
An end could be in sight for a battle between the City of St. Albert and developer Canterra that has lasted more than a decade.
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Intermunicipal Development Plans likely to be developed after election
St. Albert Mayor Cathy Heron said Sturgeon County’s growth plans shouldn’t have much effect on St. Albert, outside of the development of new intermunicipal agreements which likely begin after the election.
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St. Albert council debates renaming St. Anne Promenade to Veterans Way
St. Albert city council will hold a vote on whether or not to rename St. Anne Promenade to Veterans Way, following a notice of motion submitted by Coun. Mike Killick during council’s last meeting.
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St. Albert council will consider new soccer facility after SASA review
St. Albert city council has voted unanimously to push back its decision on the St. Albert Soccer Association’s (SASA) request for a city grant for a new city-owned indoor facility within 90 days after SASA conducts an independent financial review.
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City council updates tax policies following debate on assessment growth threshold
St. Albert city council has voted to update its financial policies, including increasing the threshold of when prior year assessment growth revenue may be considered to five per cent, an increase from 3.5 per cent.
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Some northeast St. Albert residents frustrated by school site debate
An upcoming public hearing about a potential new high school in St. Albert’s northeast has some residents frustrated with city administration’s opposition to the school’s proposed location.
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Northeast high school site public hearing postponed to September
A public hearing on a rezoning to facilitate a school site in the city’s northeast originally scheduled for July 15 has been postponed until after the summer break.
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