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

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

St. Albert RCMP are asking for the public’s help in locating 14-year-old Aaliyah Jordan. She was last seen in St. Albert on June 1, 2025, and she is believed to be in the Edmonton or St. Albert area. Aaliyah Jordan

St. Albert Fire Department has sent two individuals and a water tanker truck up to Slave Lake to help with the wildfires in the area. A request was made by the Government of Alberta’s Alberta Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) on

St. Albert RCMP are reminding residents of the importance of common sense online after a senior lost close to $100,000 over the past year in an online scam. It started after the individual clicked on an AI-generated advertisement for an

St. Albert, Alta. – St. Albert RCMP are sounding the alarm after a local senior lost nearly $100,000 to a sophisticated online scam over the past year. The fraud began when the victim clicked on a Facebook ad promoting what

Westlock RCMP was alerted to some information regarding cocaine trafficking within the town about 85 kilometers north of Edmonton. RCMP was also alerted that the suppliers were located in Edmonton and St. Albert. Westlock RCMP executed five search warrants on