Highlights

Alberta’s economy has been hit by the “triple black swan”: the COVID-19 pandemic, the drop in oil prices due to an international price war, and a global economic contraction.

"St. Albert held all the things that he wanted, but didn’t have all the things that he needed, like a medical detox and treatment facility. Our hope is that one day St. Albert will be able to offer the supports that are needed."

NAIT to test-drive asphalt made with waste plastic

The Canadian coffee and donuts chain will roll back their prices to 1964 for a one-day promo.

The data show public health restrictions have a "huge impact on women and children who are living with their abusers," said Maki.

"They save lives and provide us with hope – and that's something we could all use more of this season."

The new mobile assessment centres are a hybrid of a drive-thru and a walk-in clinic

Boudreau Communities plans to resubmit application this month

Happy Wednesday! Have you taken some great photos around St. Albert? Share them with our editor April at [email protected] for a chance to see them on our morning posts.

"We're just evaluating and planning tonight, obviously acting on the things that we need to immediately," said Kevin Scoble, CAO