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St. Albert city council approved changes to two ongoing city projects on May 16, which means a building downtown will soon be demolished and the planned $5 million renovation of the RCMP detachment will be scaled down.

In an email, Mayor Cathy Heron said over her time on council and as mayor, she thinks the city has already exhausted its options for new methods of generating revenue.

As part of St. Albert city council's long-term debt strategy meeting with senior financial services staff last week, council was presented with an updated list of project charters that will likely require debt financing.

Healthcare, education and rural services were all front-and-centre issues during the Morinville-St. Albert provincial election all-candidates debate last week.

Aims to teach teamwork, Métis culture

Last Wednesday night, the provincial election brought out the worst in St. Albert. Or perhaps the event brought the worst out to St. Albert.

“It looks at the past and draws inspiration from Romeo and Juliet. The play looks at the treaty and what people thought was a good treaty but it turned out it wasn’t,” Josh Languedoc, a St. Albert Indienous playwright, said. 

Election day is Monday May 29

The smoke from sweeping burns across Alberta disrupts local sporting events and activities.

The free event runs from 7 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., and residents can get a hearty breakfast in front of St. Albert Place before the parade starts. Donations to the food bank are encouraged.