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UPDATE: City of St. Albert network outage resolved

UPDATE: City of St. Albert network outage resolved

911 operating but online registration and other services affected
Canadian travel to U.S. continues to decline according to new data

Canadian travel to U.S. continues to decline according to new data

Travel advisors say more people are choosing Europe and other destinations in 2025.
Two VASA artists inspire hope

Two VASA artists inspire hope

Korean letter collage artist Eunju Park and mixed media sculpture artist Dustin Coulson explore humanity's evolving relationships
U15A Angels to compete at national softball championship

U15A Angels to compete at national softball championship

The Angels are one of two Alberta teams that qualified for the national championship.
St. Albert Public Schools to receive four new modular classrooms

St. Albert Public Schools to receive four new modular classrooms

Province commits $50 million to expand classroom space across Alberta.
City of St. Albert plans mosaic sculpture for Element Park

City of St. Albert plans mosaic sculpture for Element Park

Red Knot Studio, a collaboration between Erin Pankratz and Christian Peres Guibaut, was chosen to create a mosaic public art installation 
UPDATE: Tim Hortons now reopened following yesterday's crash

UPDATE: Tim Hortons now reopened following yesterday's crash

Emergency personnel are investigating the cause of the crash.
BREAKING: Man sentenced to life in prison for St. Albert stabbing

BREAKING: Man sentenced to life in prison for St. Albert stabbing

Kaj Alexander Randall, the man convicted in the stabbing death of a St. Albert teen, was sentenced to life in prison yesterday.
Making summer work: How parents navigate the longest break of the year

Making summer work: How parents navigate the longest break of the year

When the final bells ring in June and school doors close for the season, parents across the country are met with a familiar challenge: what to do with the kids all summer long?
Carnegie Drive Tim Hortons closed after vehicle crashes into building

Carnegie Drive Tim Hortons closed after vehicle crashes into building

Emergency personnel are investigating the cause of the crash.
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