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Fire at Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village contained according to RCMP

Fire at Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village contained according to RCMP

RCMP say a fire at Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, near Elk Island Park, is now under control. An update was released by RCMP at 9:45 p.m. on Friday.
Fire spreads to Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, near Highway 16

Fire spreads to Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, near Highway 16

A fire has spread into buildings at the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village, located on Highway 16. Residences are being evacuated in the area, and a portion of Highway 16 is closed, according to RCMP.
Water quality advisory issued for Sturgeon River

Water quality advisory issued for Sturgeon River

Recent river testing showed high levels of bacteria from a variety of sources, including beaver, muskrat, canine, cattle, birds, and humans.
St. Albert athlete wins gold at karate nationals

St. Albert athlete wins gold at karate nationals

Maddy Anhill will compete for Canada at Pan-American championship
St. Albert remembers community champion

St. Albert remembers community champion

Cheryl Dumont (1948–2025) died April 12
City to borrow additional funds to finish police buildings renovations

City to borrow additional funds to finish police buildings renovations

The city unanimously approved a motion to increase the budget for renovations to its policing buildings to $6.7 million, funded through the borrowing bylaw.
Three youth arrested in St. Albert after bear spray attack

Three youth arrested in St. Albert after bear spray attack

Trio charged with discharging spray into a parked vehicle
St. Albert bookstore hosts time-travel YA writer

St. Albert bookstore hosts time-travel YA writer

Bailey Books invites Sturgeon County fiction writer Tara Hodgson for a reading of Chasing Through Time
LETTER: A rose by any other name

LETTER: A rose by any other name

Over the past weeks and months, I have seen a lot of commentary about the renaming of the Grandin (now The Gardens) neighbourhood. Lots of my fellow neighbours have expressed sadness and frustration over the change.
High school top priority as St. Albert Public Schools set to pass 10,000 students

High school top priority as St. Albert Public Schools set to pass 10,000 students

St. Albert Public Schools Board Chair John Allen said that the school division is growing at a faster rate than the city itself.
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