Jack Farrell

“We definitely want to move away from the seniors' health care stigma because we believe that the future in Alberta, particularly with the UCP government, is going to lean more to aging in place and home care and away from the very expensive institutional care,“ said Greg Christenson, president of Christenson Developments.

Fire razed St. Albert seniors building will be rebuilt as active adult luxury rental complex.

St. Albert police are looking for a person who shot a person with a pellet gun from a car last month.

A 22-year-old mural commemorating the history of the Grey Nuns in St. Albert will soon be taken down, as will the pedestal where the stolen St. Albert the Great statue once stood.

“Access is suspended until further notice and the dog beach gate is closed.”

An Albertan who moved to Hawaii and her family of four are among the thousands of Hawaiians who lost their homes in a fire that destroyed Lahaina.

"I think it demonstrates their inability to use real data and information as opposed to their ideological bent (that) privatizing things will automatically make things better, which we've seen again and again doesn't happen," Marie Renaud said of the government's plan to buyout DynaLIFE.

St. Albert city council approved an internally developed housing action plan on Aug. 15, which is the basis of the city's application to the federal government's Housing Accelerator Fund.

“When I saw that smoke I was like ‘I'm not dying here, I am not dying here, I will die anywhere but here.’”

Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams (ALERT) has laid 46 combined charges against two St. Albert men following an investigation earlier this month.