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Industry key to 80/20 target

Industry key to 80/20 target

The 80/20 tax split has been St. Albert's goal for the better part of recent history.
September food drive a home run

September food drive a home run

Suzan Krecsy is never disappointed with the generosity of the people of St. Albert. The executive director of the St.
Braeside power line going underground

Braeside power line going underground

The City of St. Albert will pay $115,000 to bury an overhead power line along the Sturgeon River in Braeside.
Flashing amber, strobe lights mandatory on school buses

Flashing amber, strobe lights mandatory on school buses

Two years after a Rimbey teen was killed when the school bus she was on was rear-ended by a gravel truck, the Alberta government has adopted a 10-point action plan to improve school bus safety throughout the province.
Volunteers

Volunteers

Volunteer and enrich your own life and your community! The St.
Voters cast ballots at advance polls

Voters cast ballots at advance polls

With just over a week to go until election day some voters are already casting their ballots. Advance polls for the municipal election opened Thursday for voters who are occupied on Oct. 18, and there will be more this coming week.
Environment File

Environment File

Local naturalists have a new group through which to protect local rivers thanks to an Olympic athlete and a former Edmonton Oiler.
New pastor ready for Sunday service

New pastor ready for Sunday service

Tony Roukema got the calling to study at the theological seminary in Hamilton, Ont., and soon after that, he said he got a different kind of calling: a phone call.
Police seek help to solve trail assault

Police seek help to solve trail assault

The RCMP is looking for more information after a 21-year-old man was assaulted while out walking his dog last week. The man called police about 45 minutes after the incident, which appears to have happened at about 3 a.m. last Friday.
Former student nabs 16 awards

Former student nabs 16 awards

Dozens of Paul Kane High School students were honoured for their hard work and dedication at its annual awards night Wednesday, but one student in particular went home with a whopping 16 awards to her name.
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