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Arts and Heritage celebrates Alberta Culture Days

Arts and Heritage celebrates Alberta Culture Days

Free activities range from a gallery reception and arts workshops to crafting felted pumpkins, hands-on fibre art workshops and fashioning beaded keychains
Health minister walks back claim about abortion access in hospitals

Health minister walks back claim about abortion access in hospitals

Last week, Alberta Health Minister Adriana LaGrange played down concerns that transferring the operation of some hospitals to Covenant Health would negatively impact reproductive health care, but the minister’s claim about abortion access is contradicted by provincial policy and data.
Canada's China canola conundrum and its impact on Alberta farmers

Canada's China canola conundrum and its impact on Alberta farmers

Alberta canola producers react to China's anti-dumping probe and the resulting commodity price drop by locking their bin doors in hopes of better pricing.

St. Albert's Culture Days are jam-packed with events

More than 25 activities run the gamut from African dance, hair braiding and 3D printing to filmmaking, glass painting and poetry reading
Rent increases slowing, but concern about affordability high

Rent increases slowing, but concern about affordability high

A new report says rental rate increases are starting to level out, a welcome sign for the nearly 40 per cent of Canadians concerned about their ability to afford housing because of rising prices.
St. Albert ranked last on list of 100 best cities for renters

St. Albert ranked last on list of 100 best cities for renters

Real estate company used Statistics Canada data, other metrics to compile ranking
Fibre art's moment of recognition at VASA

Fibre art's moment of recognition at VASA

The St. Albert studio gallery showcases fibre artists working at a medium that raises the bar
‘Geographically diverse’ civilian policing board will not ignore rural interests, says deputy premier

‘Geographically diverse’ civilian policing board will not ignore rural interests, says deputy premier

Alberta is consistently about 400 RCMP officers, short of its authorization for 1,900 of them.
Band of the Household Cavalry plays in St. Albert

Band of the Household Cavalry plays in St. Albert

The Royal Canadian Artillery Band presents Britain's most elite band in a concert at the Arden Theatre
St. Albert singer-songwriter announces major record label deal

St. Albert singer-songwriter announces major record label deal

Hailey Benedict inks contract with Big Loud Records subsidiary Local Hay Records
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