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Energy audits offer financial, climate benefits

Energy audits offer financial, climate benefits

Measurements identify best bang-for-the-buck upgrades
Former St. Albert family stars on Family Feud Canada

Former St. Albert family stars on Family Feud Canada

Heigh family episode airs Dec. 5
St. Albert living wage fourth highest in the province

St. Albert living wage fourth highest in the province

ALWN report says workers must make $23.80 per hour to cover basic expenses
St. Albert Dinner Theatre opens with Italian family play

St. Albert Dinner Theatre opens with Italian family play

Over the River and Through the Woods explores an intergenerational family dealing with big changes
Acting commander deployed as St. Albert's top cop takes leave of absence

Acting commander deployed as St. Albert's top cop takes leave of absence

St. Albert RCMP have a new acting commanding officer for the time being as the detachment's officer in charge, Insp. Ryan Comaniuk, has taken an extended leave of absence as of early last month.
Tar Sands Songbook poses challenging questions

Tar Sands Songbook poses challenging questions

Tanya Kalmanovitch grew up in Fort McMurray next to the biggest bitumen reservoir in the world. The Julliard trained musician acknowledges that “oil paved the way for my family to go from being rural poor people to entering the middle class.
Crumbl Cookie to open in St. Albert next week

Crumbl Cookie to open in St. Albert next week

The gourmet cookie chain will set up shop on Hebert Road
Four things to do in St. Albert this weekend

Four things to do in St. Albert this weekend

Catch a hockey game or visit the craft fair this weekend
Federal bill demands fewer parole hearings for murderers

Federal bill demands fewer parole hearings for murderers

Member of Parliament for St. Albert – Edmonton Michael Cooper worked with Senator Pierre-Hugues Boisvenu on a bill that would reduce the frequency of parole hearings for murderers.
St. Albert Salvation Army Kettle Campaign sees renewed interest from young parents

St. Albert Salvation Army Kettle Campaign sees renewed interest from young parents

The annual Christmas-time charity campaign started on Tuesday
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