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Works featured are done by art students from Paul Kane, Bellerose, and St. Albert High schools.

Vertical farms give farmers precise control for optimal growth.

The library is selling books. Don't worry, it's cool. These are older, less popular books (and movies, and audio books) that were slated to be discontinued. The library will always have lots of other books that it keeps for you to borrow. I promise.

Take a walk through St. Albert's trail system and you'd expect to find birds of many different feathers and other woodland creatures. Look in the branches and you might see something unexpected: small sculptures placed there by some unknown hand.

Happy Saturday!

Cannabis retailers are now able to offer delivery to their customers, but there are barriers. Retailers must hire their own drivers and third-party delivery services are not allowed.

The request is for a two-year term, and money will be drawn from the city’s stabilization reserve.

Coun. Wes Brodhead opted instead to wait for a 2022 land use bylaw review from administration.

New study sheds light on cities and evolution

“About half of the companies that owe this money are still operating," said Paul McLauchlin, president of Rural Municipalities of Alberta.