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Canvassers say most responses have been positive as they push to collect nearly 300,000 signatures

As Alberta grapples with rising unemployment, the City of St. Albert is offering a range of resources and support programs to help residents navigate the challenging job market.

TEBA has launched a formal complaint with the Alberta Labour Relations Board, asking the ATA to retract false claims.

Vaccinations for vulnerable populations will continue to be free

Homeowners also raise density, and infrastructure concerns in rezoning discussion for proposed Pinnacle Village

Province plans to introduce 'care first' system in 2027

Event brings hundreds of athletes and spectators to the city’s Olympic-calibre track

A new development plan in Sturgeon County is facing opposition from residents who fear its impact on their community.

Province opens pre-orders ahead of fall rollout

St. Albert School boards say they are optimistic a deal can be reached before students return to class in September.

Two St. Albert residents are sharing their unsettling experiences after being targeted in what appears to be a 'lost phone' scam, where strangers claimed their missing devices were inside their homes.

A 29-year-old man has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 12 years for the second-degree murder of a 17-year-old girl in St. Albert. St. Albert MP Michael Cooper calls for changes in parole laws.

The CSI, which reflects both the volume and severity of police-reported crime, shows St. Albert is trending downward in 2024. City Councillor Ken MacKay said the 2024 numbers are similar to what St. Albert historically saw.

Travel advisors say more people are choosing Europe and other destinations in 2025.

Province commits $50 million to expand classroom space across Alberta.

Former deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk says volunteers are working across the province to meet tight deadline

Experts say stress and lifestyle changes likely played a role.

Habitat for Humanity Edmonton ReStore has officially opened in St. Albert.

A Morinville RCMP officer sustained injuries early Tuesday morning while conducting a traffic stop on a stolen vehicle in Gibbons.

Sophisticated scheme involved fraudulent registrations, insurance scams.