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Heatwave breaks at least one daily record in St. Albert

Heatwave breaks at least one daily record in St. Albert

The heatwave gripping St. Albert, and much of Alberta, this week has already made history by breaking at least one daily temperature record, if not multiple.
Alberta International Airshow cancelled

Alberta International Airshow cancelled

Not enough military planes available for Villeneuve show, says organizer
Business case for St. Albert's future rec centre expected early next year

Business case for St. Albert's future rec centre expected early next year

The recreation centre being planned for the city's west end is expected to cost between $80-110 million to build, but the city will soon have a better idea of how much it might cost to operate the facility.
BREAKING: Plane, helicopter collide in midair near Sandy Beach

BREAKING: Plane, helicopter collide in midair near Sandy Beach

No injuries, investigation in progress
Man in St. Albert court sentenced to 45 days for domestic assault

Man in St. Albert court sentenced to 45 days for domestic assault

Man assaulted girlfriend so badly her eye swelled shut, threatened to "kick her head in"
U of A farm science tour comes to Sturgeon County

U of A farm science tour comes to Sturgeon County

Free showcase at St. Albert Research Station
How to maximize a summer day in St. Albert

How to maximize a summer day in St. Albert

There are plenty of ways to spend a summer day in the city, such as by traversing the Red Willow Trail system while stopping at some of the Gazette's 2024 Readers' Choice award winners.
Cell tower copper thieves in Alberta causing outages, poor service

Cell tower copper thieves in Alberta causing outages, poor service

The Canadian Telecommunications Association has been monitoring copper theft from cellular sites across the country and are advocating for stiffer penalties
Updated: AESO power grid alert ends for Alberta

Updated: AESO power grid alert ends for Alberta

Residents asked to turn off unneccessary lights and appliances
St. Albert business lands motherload of music, movie posters

St. Albert business lands motherload of music, movie posters

Business owner Paul O'Mara still isn't sure what each poster contains, but he knows that they are mostly for films and music from the '80s and '90s and that they're "selling like crazy"
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