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“This funding will help advance farm mental health research and education, while providing more resources for farmers and farm families," said Sigurdson.

Council starts day one of budget deliberations

Police have charged Kirk William Bonko, 54, with four firearms offences and assault.

Respondents cite affordability as major concern

As it currently stands, St. Albert's 2024 budget carries with it a 5.5 per cent property tax increase

The high wattage holiday display is a way to enjoy the simple pleasure of Christmas lights

But they won’t happen without public support

With a total of 1,094 wildfires and a record 2,214,957 hectares burned, Alberta’s disastrous 2023 fire season officially ended at the beginning of November. But with fires still smouldering, a dry winter ahead, and businesses yet to catch up on costs and lost time, “it’s not over,” said Darlene Chouinard, president chair of the Edson and District Chamber of Commerce.

Congratulations to Jennifer Low and Lana Hartwell winners of tickets to The Pizza Party Performance on December 9 at 2:30 at the St Albert United Church on Green Grove Drive.

The expected surplus, according to the city's third quarter financial update, is mainly a result of investment revenue, more-than-expected recreation facility admission and pass sales, staff vacancies, and more.