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St. Albert's 150th to cost $1.7M

St. Albert's 150th to cost $1.7M

The Rendezvous 2011 committee plans to spend $1.7 million on the yearlong celebrations to mark St. Albert's 150th anniversary, despite not having all the funding in place.
Council pay dropped from review

Council pay dropped from review

Council has reversed course on a plan to review mayor and councillor salaries that was originally part of a wider review of staff compensation. Council salaries were dropped from the scope of the review Monday. Coun.
Lamb stall talk of the market

Lamb stall talk of the market

The St. Albert Farmers’ Market was and still is a favoured adventure destination for many. Sponsored by the St. Albert Chamber of Commerce, it hosts more than 250 vendors from across the province. Every Saturday until Oct. 9, St.
Group launches 'refine it where we mine it' campaign

Group launches 'refine it where we mine it' campaign

Proponents of Alberta's Industrial Heartland are taking their campaign to the airwaves in a bid to get more bitumen upgraded in Alberta.
Mega-picnic planned

Mega-picnic planned

Margaret Plain hopes to break out the heavy artillery next summer to shoot the city into the picnic record books.
Pilgrims flock to Lac Ste. Anne

Pilgrims flock to Lac Ste. Anne

Thousands of pilgrims will make their long journey to Lac Ste. Anne this weekend to take part in an extra-early blessing of the lake. The annual Lac Ste. Anne pilgrimage begins Saturday.
New salon aims to pamper your pets

New salon aims to pamper your pets

If your pet is hankering for pink highlights or a fresh coat of nail polish, a new St. Albert business is aiming to please.
Inventories climb as home sales slow

Inventories climb as home sales slow

It’s a buyer’s market out there in St. Albert’s real estate sector as the inventory of pre-owned homes nears record levels. “There’s an awful lot to pick from and people can be fairly particular,” said St.
Police find missing couple's motorhome burned to the ground

Police find missing couple's motorhome burned to the ground

A missing St Albert couple's motorhome was found completely burned at an Edson-area campground on July 5, adding only more questions to the couple's mysterious disappearance.
Correction

Correction

The article ‘Old Stag Wows Vet’ in the June 26 Gazette ran with the wrong photo caption.
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