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St. Albert administration argues converting all playgrounds to accessible standards 'would reduce play diversity opportunities across the city'

New groups rising to replace Outloud

Proposals, including cost estimates, to establish a youth transitional housing facility in St. Albert, will be presented to council this summer.

The new contract involves a $600,000 per year funding increase from the Alberta government for the next 2.5 years, but the city was looking for a longer-term agreement.

Ten new buses will cost the city of St. Albert nearly $1.5 million more than what was initially budgeted. Council approved the extra spending over a two-year period.

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

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

St. Albert council has decided not to borrow more than $20 million for a new park thats seen considerable pushback from the community.

Heron will be an eligible candidate in the upcoming Federation of Canadian Municipalities board of directors election in June, after council passed a resolution endorsing her candidacy on April 2.

Edmonton-area developers Melcor, Landrex say impact of new rates still to be seen