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Fine art makes good medicine

Fine art makes good medicine

St. Albert Painters Guild and Sturgeon Hospital Foundation team up to create an art wall
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Town hall attendees want details on new Alberta disability program

Town hall attendees want details on new Alberta disability program

Speakers concerned by lack of information from province
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RCMP announce Name the Puppy Contest for 2025

RCMP announce Name the Puppy Contest for 2025

Alberta-born police dogs will be named by kids through contest. And yes kids, Alpha is a possiblity.
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Care home company got $8.8M in subsidies, paid shareholders millions

Care home company got $8.8M in subsidies, paid shareholders millions

Extendicare reported receiving $257.5 million in COVID-19 relief funds from various provincial governments from 2020 to 2023
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Chronic wasting disease spreading across Alberta's deer population

Chronic wasting disease spreading across Alberta's deer population

As 'zombie deer disease' spreads through Canada, there's still much to learn about CWD and its potential effects on humans.
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St. Albert audit committee gives first council update

St. Albert audit committee gives first council update

Coun. Sheena Hughes says upcoming audits will focus on aging infrastructure, digital operations and HR planning
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St. Albert teen to curl at U18 Nationals

St. Albert teen to curl at U18 Nationals

Tim Lawrence picked as Team Alberta alternate
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St. Albert council vote to use part of $10.8M surplus on utility bills

St. Albert council vote to use part of $10.8M surplus on utility bills

Revenue from new construction, savings from vacancies continue in fourth quarter
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New permit system could pose safety risks to Albertans, NDP critic says

New permit system could pose safety risks to Albertans, NDP critic says

Gurinder Brar, Alberta's red tape reduction critic, said a new permitting approach dubbed the automatic yes toolkit could compromise public safety and the environment while continuing to undermine community trust in government.
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Civil society groups call for impact assessment of CCS megaproject

Civil society groups call for impact assessment of CCS megaproject

A group of civil society organizations is urging Canada’s federal environment minister to require an impact assessment of a carbon capture and storage megaproject in northeast Alberta.
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