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Why St.Albert?
St. Albert is a family-friendly city located only 20 minutes from downtown Edmonton, situated three miles east of Edmonton along the St. Albert Trail. Of the over 56,000 residents, St. Albert’s largest population groupings are in the 5-19 and 30-49 age ranges. Quality education, a low crime rate, the second highest per capita income in Alberta, and a truly beautiful city makes St. Albert a welcoming environment for any family.
St. Albert offers an excellent mix of housing styles. Established neighborhoods include Grandin, Lacombe Park, Forest Lawn, Braeside, Sturgeon, Woodlands, Akinsdale, Mission, Ironwood Point and Pineview.
As families grow and mature, parents are delighted to be living as close to higher education facilities. This enables children to be able to stay at home and use the great transportation service thereby reducing education costs. Bussing is also provided to major shopping centers, Parliament Buildings and downtown Edmonton for the benefit of the work force.
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- St. Albert is well known for its quality of life.
- Attractive and well-maintained residential neighborhoods are among the best that Albertans Capital Region has to offer.
- St. Albert's engineering and landscaping standards are among the highest of any metro Edmonton municipality, resulting in well-treed and maintained residential streets, grassed boulevards and attractive perimeter fencing.
- Features Red Willow Urban Park, which extends along the Sturgeon River corridor, serves as the central focus of the parks systems with connections to most neighborhoods parks.
- Urban design policies provide for the planning of parks in association with all designated school sites and as neighborhoods develop.
- Exceptional educational facilities.
- The availability of quality recreational and cultural opportunities enrich this secure family oriented community.
- Public transit system is continually expanding and enhancing its routes to accommodate the ever growing expansion and needs of St. Albert.
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Schools
Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools
In the Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools, it is our belief that children with exceptional needs should be placed in the least restrictive environment and that any education program designed for their needs should be viewed as a part of, not apart from, regular education
St. Albert Protestant Schools
Founded in 1958, St. Albert Protestant Schools is a public school system which welcomes all children. We teach kindergarten to Grade 12 students in non-denominational settings. Today St. Albert Protestant Schools serves over 6000 students in 13 schools. |
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Taxation
for more information
on St.Albert Property
Taxes
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