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The Gazette looks at how forest fire smoke is affecting city life

Harp therapist Cheryl Dalmer plays the harp to residents at Foyer Lacombe every second Thursday

Track and BMX athletes dominate the podium after a sterling weekend in Okotoks

Unit celebrates 125th anniversary

“I was very honoured with it,” Nally said.

Last month the food bank distributed another 511 food hampers, 95 more than in June 2022.

St. Albert’s new e-scooter bylaws have left users dissatisfied when it comes to accessibility, hygiene, and safety. St. Albert has welcomed e-scooters permanently on the streets since March, where groups of grey and blue scooters have appeared.

Reopens July 31

The crime spree, which happened late in the night on July 22 or early morning on July 23 caused damage to 10 bus shelters

RCMP say 17-year-old Sihera Quinney was last seen on May 9, near the St. Albert Inn and Suites on St. Albert Trail, according to a July 25 release