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UPDATED: St. Albert-area athletes compete at 2024 Paralympic Games

UPDATED: St. Albert-area athletes compete at 2024 Paralympic Games

Reid Maxwell and Arinn Young aim for gold
Alberta premier reveals plans to transfer hospitals away from AHS

Alberta premier reveals plans to transfer hospitals away from AHS

Next phase of restructuring includes removing Alberta Health Services (AHS) as the operator of some hospitals and turning facilities over to other administrators like Catholic health care provider Covenant Health.
Alberta RCMP remind public not to stop in Jasper National Park

Alberta RCMP remind public not to stop in Jasper National Park

Police confirmed that several members of the public have been given warnings, but no charges have been laid as of Monday (Aug. 26).
Jasper Folk Music Festival cancelled amid wildfire recovery

Jasper Folk Music Festival cancelled amid wildfire recovery

The festival has messaged ticketholders to offer a refund, but ticketholders have the option to donate their ticket purchase to the Jasper Fire Caring Community Fund.
LoSeCa walks the runway Aug. 28

LoSeCa walks the runway Aug. 28

Fashion fundraiser for adults with disabilities features designer labels
With no new stores coming, has St. Albert reached peak pot?

With no new stores coming, has St. Albert reached peak pot?

It’s “surprising” to an University of Alberta professor that the AGLC has received just one application for a cannabis store license in the last two years
Jasper re-entry: Pyramid Bench trails reopen for residents only

Jasper re-entry: Pyramid Bench trails reopen for residents only

Non-residents are not permitted to use these trails, with Parks Canada reminding the public that Jasper National Park remains under an area closure and is not ready to welcome visitors back.
Back to school time for St. Albert

Back to school time for St. Albert

Thousands head back to class starting Aug. 27-29
Labour board orders rail workers back on the job as Teamsters vow to appeal

Labour board orders rail workers back on the job as Teamsters vow to appeal

Freight trains must start rolling again first thing Monday morning, the federal labour board ruled Saturday as it ordered thousands of rail employees back to work to end a bitter contract dispute that shut down the country's two major railways.
Habitat for Humanity build begins in St. Albert

Habitat for Humanity build begins in St. Albert

Home ownership fosters prosperity, sense of community, organization president says
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