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Fujishige honoured for 20 years' service at Transitions

Fujishige honoured for 20 years' service at Transitions

Paul Fujishige has been on the job for 20 years — a landmark certainly worthy of celebration.
Workers compensation bill draws union criticism

Workers compensation bill draws union criticism

A government bill aimed at making it easier for first responders to claim post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is facing criticism for failing to acknowledge other vulnerable workers.
Vader case set over another month

Vader case set over another month

Travis Vader, the man accused of killing St. Albert couple Lyle and Marie McCann, made his second court appearance on the charges in Edson Tuesday, getting the case put over for another month after announcing he had hired a new lawyer.
Hair Massacure founder named honorary survivor for Relay for Life

Hair Massacure founder named honorary survivor for Relay for Life

Kali MacDonald is best known for being the inspiration for the Hair Massacure but this year she’s wearing a different cap for the same cause.
Local author brings popular tale of Ursula to library

Local author brings popular tale of Ursula to library

It’s been a whirlwind of a year for Corinne Jeffery, but she’s been preparing for it for a decade.
Mulcair softens oilsands message

Mulcair softens oilsands message

Federal NDP leader Tom Mulcair came to Alberta Thursday calling for better enforcement of environmental regulations to help diversify the country’s economy.
Environment File

Environment File

Clean the air Wednesday City residents can help clear the air next Wednesday by taking a free ride on a St. Albert bus. June 6 is Clean Air Day in St.
Seniors take up larger share of city population

Seniors take up larger share of city population

St. Albert is a little greyer, a little older and, of course, a little wiser than it was five years ago. New federal census numbers released this week show there are more seniors in the city than there were five years ago.
The state of the Sturgeon

The state of the Sturgeon

It's a beautiful day on the Sturgeon River: Blue skies, green grass and, for once, clear water. The shores bustle with activity as some 360 St. Albert residents turn out to plant trees and make the river a better place.
Final 150th report due in September

Final 150th report due in September

The committee responsible for St. Albert’s 150th anniversary celebrations will file its final report after its last project is completed later this summer, its chair said.
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