David Harrison and his crew announced earlier this year that they were bringing their popular H & W Produce store to St. Albert. 

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St. Albert city council has approved $4.49 million in funding in 2026 for the schematic design for the community amenities site in Chérot, taking a first big step in the $173 million dollar project. 

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St. Albert Mayor Cathy Heron announced on Wednesday that she will not seek a third term in the mayor’s office, seemingly forecasting an end to her 15-year career in municipal politics. 

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St. Albert city council passed the 10 year repair, maintenance, and renewal (RMR) capital plans. Between municipal and utility projects, a total of $56.4 million is being committed for 2026. 

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Council has approved a motion to create engineering standards for gravel roads and parking lots, to the tune of $65,000 funded from the stabilization reserve, following a motion from Coun. Sheena Hughes during the June 3 meeting.  

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The vast amount of student’s parking on the street is causing a headache for some residents near Bellerose Composite High School, two residents told city council during their regular June 3 meeting, leading them to ask that a parking permit be implemented to deter non-resident parking.  

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After months of planning, servicing work, and preparation, the ground was finally broken at the site of St. Albert’s Lakeview Business District, the 600-acre soon to be industrial hub that the Mayor has said would bring in an estimated 5000 jobs. 

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St. Albert is forecasting a $1.5 million surplus in the city’s annual first quarter corporate report for 2025, significantly higher than the initial forecasted surplus of $322,000 in the first quarter last year. 

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St. Albert Public School Board will have to decide on a new site for their newly awarded K-9 school in Chérot, after council unanimously voted against redesignating the 25-acre parcel of land where it was supposed to be built. 

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St. Albert city council has been presented with a slate of repair and maintenance projects across the city in a 10-year repair, maintenance and renewal (RMR) capital plan, worth a total of $56.4 million in 2026. 

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