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A study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal in August found that for-profit homes in Ontario were likelier to see more extensive COVID-19 outbreaks and more deaths, though the odds of an outbreak in the first place were no greater than at non-profit residences.

Funding will keep elder abuse program going for another year

Happy Friday! 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.

“If we see increasing COVID cases going into hospital, the only way to provide the space to care for them is to stop doing other services … Albertans who need other care could end up having their health conditions worsen as these COVID cases rises."

Alberta reported 730 new infections Wednesday, with 287 people in hospital and 57 of them in intensive care.

“Law-abiding people don’t have 30-round magazines or high-capacity magazines, they don’t have fully automatic firearms,” said Lloyd. “But what they do have, occasionally, are firearms that might look – and this is a cosmetic thing – they cosmetically look like police or a military-style firearm.”

As of Thursday, St. Albert has 163 active cases. Fourteen more people have recovered.

According to the Research Departments survey conducted in 2018 regarding shopping behaviours, the most common responses they received was that people shop online to save time and money.

The St. Albert RCMP is asking for help identifying three masked men who broke into the smoke shop on Nov. 8.

There's a lot that the Saint City Rotary Club has done in its modest 20 years. An anniversary celebration on Tuesday hopes to bring more members in to do even more community work.