The city said low-lying trail sections at bridge underpasses on the south side of the river and west of Trestle Bridge were flooded.

Research published in May shows that the Sturgeon River herd's population has decreased to about 120 animals from 500 in 2005.

Officials with Parks Canada said they have worked with the university for decades, including on the latest study, to find the best ways to manage the herd.

Two girls are safe after being spotted struggling on the Sturgeon River after losing their flotation device.

A firefighter in St. Albert was forced to jump into the Sturgeon River Thursday afternoon to escape the flames of a massive grass fire.

The North Saskatchewan river usually sees flow rates of 355 to 500 cubic metres per second. Right now the rate is 152.

An Edmonton-based construction company has been fined $185,000 for two spills of chlorinated water into the Sturgeon River.