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City considers recycling, compost depot fees for non-residents

City considers recycling, compost depot fees for non-residents

A fee-for-disposal system could be introduced as soon as next year for non-St. Albert residents who are looking to use the city's recycling and seasonal compost depots.
Too hot and heavy to buzz?

Too hot and heavy to buzz?

Bumblebees could overheat under global warming: study
Geometric lines shape current VASA art exhibit

Geometric lines shape current VASA art exhibit

Carolyn Jerrard's abstract expressionist paintings highlight tension in our social, political and economic landscape.
Helmet bylaw to expand to all ages

Helmet bylaw to expand to all ages

As part of a series of amendments coming to the city's traffic bylaw next month, all St. Albertans regardless of age could be required to wear a helmet when using most non-motorized modes of travel within city limits.
Air quality index at 10+, sky is smoky and brown

Air quality index at 10+, sky is smoky and brown

Do you have photos of the smoke in St. Albert? Send it to Jen at [email protected]
Bantam bowlers strike gold at national championships

Bantam bowlers strike gold at national championships

The St. Albert Bowling Centre’s boys and girls teams both returned from the Regina event with top honours
PHOTOS: The birds of St. Albert on Migratory Bird Day

PHOTOS: The birds of St. Albert on Migratory Bird Day

Peep the geese, blackbirds, Mallard ducks and coots
City approaches debt limit, more than half of projects will hold

City approaches debt limit, more than half of projects will hold

“As we continue to do more and more of these ... we're going into a higher and higher risk situation.”
Willy Wonka debuts new theatre opening at Paul Kane High

Willy Wonka debuts new theatre opening at Paul Kane High

Get ready for a colourful spectrum of fun. The newly constructed Paul Kane High School raises the curtain on its state-of-the-art theatre with Willy Wonka .
Conserve water, reservoir levels reduced: city

Conserve water, reservoir levels reduced: city

The city said they have experienced higher than normal water use, which has reduced reservoir water levels, which are stored for community use and fire protection