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Unit celebrates 125th anniversary

The crime spree, which happened late in the night on July 22 or early morning on July 23 caused damage to 10 bus shelters

The city spent $875,000 engaging consultants for a myriad of projects and services last year, a recent annual report shows.

A 23-year-old testimonial plaque acknowledging the 'sister-city' relationship between St. Albert and Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and Labrador, was recently recovered from the Sturgeon River by city staff.

A new federal investment credit program designed to aid development of green energy across Canada isn't enough to revive St. Albert's former solar farm project, city administration says.

City planners from St. Albert and Edmonton will be working together more than usual over the next eight months as the two cities are developing a joint land-planning concept for the largely undeveloped area separating the two municipalities.

Asbestos-cement pipes no risk to drinking water: Health Canada

The multi-month processing backlog at the provincial Land Titles office has been reduced by about 25 per cent since November's peak of 84 business days, says Minister of Service Alberta and Red Tape Reduction Dale Nally.

Nebraska beer companies and wholesale distributors both say the craft breweries should be able to self-distribute their product to bars and liquor stores across the state, but the two sides

St. Albert has replaced the head of its fire department for the second time this year, days after members passed a vote of non-confidence in the acting chief.