St. Albert RCMP are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying five individuals who were involved in a jewelry store robbery in April. On April 1 between 6:10 and 6:30 p.m., three suspects entered the store and distracted the employees.
St. Albert is planning to host some celebrations for its community members for this weekend’s Neighbour Day. This year’s Neighbour Day is taking place on June 22. The main event will be hosted at Millennium Park from 2 to 5
The City of St. Albert has made the decision to lift all of the remaining fire restrictions as a result of the recent cooler weather and rain that has flown into the Edmonton area. There are now no fire bans,
St. Albert has launched a new app to help support the mental health and well-being of emergency services personnel working for the city. The city has partnered with Telus to introduce the Espri app to their workers. It’s a mobile
St. Albert Mayor Cathy Heron has announced that she has no plans to seek another term in office. She told a crowd of about 200 people at June 11’s State of the City that her decision to step away from
A 49-year-old St. Albert man has been charged with possession of child pornography following a lengthy investigation by the St. Albert RCMP General Investigations Section. On May 13, 2025, police arrested Kurtis Nelson Brown in connection with the case. After
The City of St. Albert has voted to create engineering standards for the gravel roads and parking lots that are located within the city. This follows a motion from Councilor Sheena Hughes during the meeting on June 3, in which
Clear skies and gusty winds take hold today, but local smoke will linger, reducing air quality at times. The smoke sticks around through the weekend, though sunshine continues to dominate with warmer temperatures on Sunday. Early next week stays dry
St. Albert Public Schools teachers will be voting on whether or not they wish to strike. The vote is currently ongoing and will end over the weekend. If the vote passes, the union will have 120 days to initiate a
The president of a St. Albert property development group is facing charges under the province’s new Consumer Protection Act. Greg Christenson, president and owner of Christenson Group of Companies (CGC), is facing two counts of failing to return a life-lease
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