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Aims to teach teamwork, Métis culture

Last Wednesday night, the provincial election brought out the worst in St. Albert. Or perhaps the event brought the worst out to St. Albert.

“It looks at the past and draws inspiration from Romeo and Juliet. The play looks at the treaty and what people thought was a good treaty but it turned out it wasn’t,” Josh Languedoc, a St. Albert Indienous playwright, said. 

Election day is Monday May 29

The smoke from sweeping burns across Alberta disrupts local sporting events and activities.

The free event runs from 7 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., and residents can get a hearty breakfast in front of St. Albert Place before the parade starts. Donations to the food bank are encouraged.

The Alberta General Election has been called unpredictable by some, and Alberta rural ridings have not been spared.

Brennan Gorman, a St. Albert resident, was most recently employed as a teacher at Balwin Junior High School in Edmonton where he worked with children on the autism spectrum.

St. Albert football fans will have access to a free park-and-ride service at the Nakî Transit Centre for all Edmonton Elks home games this season, the city announced today.

It’s morel season in Alberta, if you can find them.