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Banff Mountain Film Festival explores extreme limits of adventure

Banff Mountain Film Festival explores extreme limits of adventure

The jaw-dropping adventures expand the idea of individual possibilities and focuses attention on environments
Zero-tolerance crime policies may strain St. Albert court

Zero-tolerance crime policies may strain St. Albert court

With enough resources to handle caseloads, St. Albert’s courthouse is an “outlier,” but that could soon change.
City needs future business district to overcome financial challenges: mayor

City needs future business district to overcome financial challenges: mayor

Mayor Cathy Heron delivered her annual State of the City address on Wednesday, saying 2023 has been a year of council “laying the groundwork” for St. Albert's future.
Former St. Albert curler Scott Pfeifer to receive Order of Sport

Former St. Albert curler Scott Pfeifer to receive Order of Sport

Pfeifer and the rest of the legendary ‘Ferbey Four’ curling team will receive Canada’s highest sporting honour.
State of the County squared

State of the County squared

Sturgeon doubles-up annual address
Top cop says job vacancies could mean scaled-back police presence

Top cop says job vacancies could mean scaled-back police presence

St. Albert RCMP's top-cop Insp. Ryan Comaniuk says the detachment is currently trying to manage a nearly 30 per cent officer vacancy, and most pro-active policing efforts and neighbourhood patrols are going to be scaled back in the months to come as a result.
Annual Clean and Green Riverfest returns to St. Albert

Annual Clean and Green Riverfest returns to St. Albert

Plant a tree and sweep up the Sturgeon Saturday
Hailey Benedict wins SiriusXM Top of the Country competition

Hailey Benedict wins SiriusXM Top of the Country competition

The St. Albert singer-songwriter claimed the title and a $25,000 cheque at Canadian Country Music Week
Fall to bring average temperatures

Fall to bring average temperatures

“We might see some precipitation over the next little while in northern Alberta which I think overall people will be happy with since things are still on fire there,” said Natalie Hasell, a warning preparedness meteorologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)
Travis Nesbitt triumphs at CCMAs

Travis Nesbitt triumphs at CCMAs

After five nominations, the St. Albert video producer captures two trophies