Highlights

ATA survey says threats and physical violence have become common in Alberta's classrooms

The Land Use Bylaw, which administration has been working to update since the fall of 2022, dictates how and what kind of development takes place throughout the city.

The bylaw also prohibits the practice of vibratory sheet piling, which was an issue raised by multiple business owners earlier this year during a development appeal board hearing involving the company working on the former Blind Pig Pub construction site.

Coun. Shelley Biermanski, Coun. Sheena Hughes, Coun. Mike Killick, and Coun. Ken MacKay were opposed

Alberta's toxic drug death toll has been blamed on a worsening "addiction crisis," but data shows no increase in substance use disorders over last decade.

St. Albert visual artist Kalina Hanson's mural, Soaring, relives memories of youthful memories of play

Life-lease protestors visited the Alberta legislature and called for Bill 12, the Consumer Protection (Life Leases) Amendment Act, to be withdrawn

Last year, Alberta RCMP issued over 60,000 speeding tickets, 761 of them for excessive speeding (50 km/h or more over the speed limit).

“I think this is a good investment,” Coun. Mike Killick said.

Strong transit ridership, Servus Place usage, and assessment growth is set to reduce this year's property tax increase in St. Albert to 5.3 per cent, rather than 5.5 per cent approved in December.