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Minister reflects on military and civilian Christmases

Minister reflects on military and civilian Christmases

For Venerable Archdeacon Lee Bezanson, Christmas morning is a relaxing day with only one service at 10 a.m. But...
What is the Christmas tradition of Krampus?

What is the Christmas tradition of Krampus?

From its humble origins in Alpine folklore to its emergence as a globally recognized figure, Krampus has undergone a remarkable transformation.
Snapshots of six people punching the clock Christmas Day

Snapshots of six people punching the clock Christmas Day

Meet Christmas workers Karzan Mahmoodpur, Miranda Fritzler, Subham Mahajan, Puneet Gupta, Sheldon Arnst and Yannick Leveille
The checkered history of the poinsettia's namesake and the flower's origins get new attention

The checkered history of the poinsettia's namesake and the flower's origins get new attention

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Like Christmas trees, Santa and reindeer, the poinsettia has long been a ubiquitous symbol of the holiday season in Canada, the U.S. and across Europe.
Council approves 2024 budget, increase to utilities jumps

Council approves 2024 budget, increase to utilities jumps

The 2024 tax rate could still change despite the budget receiving formal approval on Tuesday, as the city won't finalize the rate until May.
Report says EMRB has saved Alberta government $6.5M

Report says EMRB has saved Alberta government $6.5M

Planning board saves province time, resources
Brian Jean, Premier and other ministers fight federal emissions cap

Brian Jean, Premier and other ministers fight federal emissions cap

“The emissions cap will drive away investment and hobble Alberta’s economy – this seems to be Ottawa’s plan,” says Brian Jean, provincial minister of Energy and Minerals.
St. Albert dentist retires after 57 years

St. Albert dentist retires after 57 years

“Keep brushing!” says Nobert
Council finalizes 2024 budget 5.5 per cent tax increase stands

Council finalizes 2024 budget 5.5 per cent tax increase stands

The property tax increase means St. Albert homeowners with a house worth an average of $500,000 can expect to pay an additional $226 in taxes next year.
Alberta clean tech companies ready for new emissions rules

Alberta clean tech companies ready for new emissions rules

Alberta firms well-positioned to expand as standards come into effect
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