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Cost will have no impact on next year's property tax increase

Among other issues, the desk currently doesn't meet federal accessibility standards as the Mayor's seat is raised by a step, meaning those in wheelchairs wouldn't be able to work at the desk during council meetings.

The property tax increase means homeowners with a house worth an average of $500,000 can expect to pay an additional $226 in taxes next year

As it currently stands, St. Albert's 2024 budget carries with it a 5.5 per cent property tax increase

Councillors say they will bring certain projects on unfunded list forward for consideration

Councillors get first opportunity to ask questions about administration's proposed 2024 budget

Digital and information management specialist Restore announced significant changes to its board of directors on Monday, with Dan Baker appointed as its new chief financial officer (CFO) and director, effective 13 November.

Council concerned with utility rates and inflation

Approves 'result statements' for each of its five main priorities to guide decision-making

More than 50 seats are vacant on 10 committees