The Grandin neighbourhood will be officially be renamed The Gardens after an hours-long public hearing and debate held in City council chambers Tuesday (March 18).
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The Grandin neighbourhood will be officially be renamed The Gardens after an hours-long public hearing and debate held in City council chambers Tuesday (March 18).
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The Naming Committee will recommend that St. Albert city council remove the Grandin name from municipal assets during the March 18 council meeting, and documents within the agenda reveals the potential names it could be replaced with, should council vote to change it.
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With the March 18 city council meeting on what to do with the Grandin name looming, some St. Albert and Grandin residents are voicing their frustration regarding the process of the city thus far.
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With the March 18 city council meeting on what to do with the Grandin name looming, some St. Albert and Grandin residents are voicing their frustration regarding the process of the city thus far.
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The St. Albert Public School Board is one step closer to one of their goals of having a K-9 school for the Chérot neighbourhood, following a notice a motion brought forward by Coun. Sheena Hughes to debate redesignating the site from a high school to a school at an upcoming council meeting.
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The upcoming dissolution of the Edmonton Metroropolitan Regional Board (EMRB) could cost St. Albert millions, and could lead to tension between municipalities.
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Creating Alberta’s Industrial Heartland was an optimistic move more than 20 years ago, but growth in its size and its ongoing stability continues to pique the interest of investors the world over.
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City council will make the decision on whether to rename the Grandin neighbourhood on March 18, rather than leaving it to voters in a plebiscite this fall.
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St. Albert Mayor Cathy Heron said one of the more frustrating parts of the Alberta budget this year for municipal officials is the province’s increase to the Education Property Tax (EPT) rate.
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St. Albertans may see some relief on their utility bills after council voted to redistribute part of a projected $10.8-million surplus for 2024.
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