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City says draft land use bylaw changes would still restrict Liam Grant's Heritage Auto Detailing, but some councillors open to discussing changes.

Public transit and water connection fee revenues higher than expected so far in 2024, but high electricity costs makes powering streetlights more expensive

Council will also be asked to approve the 2024 tax rate bylaw, which sets the residential and non-residential mill rates for the year ahead of property assessments and tax notices being mailed.

City of St. Albert Council once again finds itself in the awkward position of regulating its own behaviour. Next week, council will be debating a motion from Coun.

Rural property 'missing piece' to complete development, says Coun. Sheena Hughes; city pledges to work with landowner in acquiring 32.2-hectare parcel

Quashing of proposed $20.8 million Millennium Park borrowing bylaw shows effectiveness of public pressure in shaping policy choices.

St. Albert council committee of the whole approves adding $1.4M expansion of municipal area fibre network to list of major capital projects

City approves $100,000 for plan to build four new homes; Canada and Alberta governments also asked to contribute

Cancellation of provincial highway maintenance grant another example of Government of Alberta downloading costs to municipalities, councillor says.

Councillors Mike Killick, Ken MacKay join opposition to increasingly controversial plan, bringing project to a halt