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W.D. Cuts opens recreation academy

W.D. Cuts opens recreation academy

A new recreation academy in St. Albert could soon help students spend their afternoons getting fit while having fun. St.
Guarded optimism from schools on budget

Guarded optimism from schools on budget

This week’s provincial budget will make it a lot easier for school boards to plan for the future, say local trustees, but falls short when it comes to wages and maintenance. The budget tabled Thursday included some $6.
Library brings books to your door

Library brings books to your door

When you can’t bring the people to the books, you bring the books to the people. That seems to be the new mantra behind a new service being offered by the St. Albert Public Library.
Going in hot

Going in hot

It's 8 a.m. on Wednesday, time for shift change at St. Albert's second fire hall on Boudreau Road, and Medic-2 is missing. The ambulance, one of St.
Why St. Albert is not viable

Why St. Albert is not viable

In the last article, we examined the assessment ratios for St. Albert, the mix of residential and non-residential property values, and how they impact the local taxes. It has been suggested that to be sustainable, the City of St.
Local candidates weigh in on budget

Local candidates weigh in on budget

The recently-announced provincial budget could become a big part of the upcoming election campaign and local candidates say they’re comfortable with that.
Eating disorders can come out of nowhere

Eating disorders can come out of nowhere

Eating disorders are most often issues for young women and the evidence out there supports that claim. The image of anorexia or bulimia is a teenager or young adult still in high school or just out of it.
Alberta's finances turn rosier

Alberta's finances turn rosier

While all eyes looked to Alberta’s fiscal future in the 2012 budget this week, the government also reported a rosier than expected present in its third quarter fiscal update.
Budget leaves taxes alone, increases spending

Budget leaves taxes alone, increases spending

The Alberta government is counting on a rebounding economy to bring the province into the black, while leaving taxes where they are and increasing spending.
Province leaves taxes alone, increases spending

Province leaves taxes alone, increases spending

The Alberta government is counting on a rebounding economy to bring the province into the black, while leaving taxes where they are and increasing spending.
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