Highlights

Former Paul Kane High School teacher Bryce Hughes plead guilty to two sexual offence charges in St. Albert Provincial Court on Jan. 30, and received a 5-year prison sentence.

City sees 6.7 per cent increase in housing unit demand throughout 2022, led by growing appetite for apartments.

“Black history is Canadian history,” said Geoffrey Manderscheid, library assistant at the St. Albert Public Library.

Resident youth are being asked to head to the St. Albert Inn & Suites on Feb. 25 to give their input, ideas, and wishes for the future Youth Mental Health Hub.

Mayor Cathy Heron says the province's announcement last week that over 50 recommendations to improve Alberta's Emergency Medical Services network will be implemented is a step in the right direction.

A $550,000 grant from the provincial government has helped the St. Albert BMX Association meet its' funding goal for a new Olympic-calibre track, which will be the first publicly accessible track of its' kind in Canada. 

In Citadel Theatre’s newest production titled The Royale , playwright Marco Ramirez takes theatregoers into the boxing rings of 1905.

Tournament draws thousands to city, stimulating hospitality industry.

Sabres netminder Finn Werner hauls in the hardware after exceptional tournament performance.

St. Albert city council will end the first month of 2023 with two days of strategic planning, giving council and city administration an opportunity to reflect on the 2022-2025 strategic plan after the first full year of the council term.