St. Albert Fire Chief Keven Lefebvre said that the man was conscious when the fire department arrived and was brought out of the building by the firefighters.
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City considers reinstating the MPC
The development community said that they see no advantages to creating an MPC as the current system works “fairly well.”
Citizens concerned after moose shot in St. Albert
Some witnesses have questioned the need for the moose to be killed, and challenged the official report of events.
Parents and faculty get a lesson in mental health
“He made a very strong point that in society we are immensely confusing the phenomenon of toxic stress with positive stress."
Gas prices jump with new carbon levy
On Jan. 1 the carbon levy kicked in raised the price of regular gasoline by 4.5 cents per litre and 5.3 cents per litre for diesel fuel.
City gets funding to buy four electric buses
The electric buses are the first of their kind in the country and are expected to use less fuel and require less maintenance.
Protesters gather to preserve the park space
Dozens of members from the Braeside community gathered on Saturday to protest the rezoning and redistribution of land on Sturgeon Road.
Students get a history lesson on compassion
“These children need to know what they did to other children so they don’t take things for granted. It’s very important that they don’t.”
Hughes woos crowds in St. Albert
“Anything you can do in life, anything you think you want to try to do — why not me? Why can’t I try? Every one of us has that chance.”