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BA.2 variant now the predominant COVID strain in Alberta: Hinshaw

BA.2 variant now the predominant COVID strain in Alberta: Hinshaw

Approximately 60 per cent of all COVID-19 cases identified through PCR testing in the province are the Omicron variant BA.2, Dr. Deena Hinshaw said Wednesday. However there is no evidence that it causes more severe outcomes, despite a higher transmission rate.
St. Albert Impact U15 boys team nabs silver

St. Albert Impact U15 boys team nabs silver

“It was one of the most intense games I’ve ever played in. The stands were going crazy. Everybody was losing their mind,” team captain Carter Turcott said.
Health-care union deploys cartoon campaign to battle province

Health-care union deploys cartoon campaign to battle province

The union, which represents 29,000 health-care workers across the province, is hoping to show how underappreciated health-care workers are right now.
Being black-listed by Russian Federation 'a badge of honour' says Cooper

Being black-listed by Russian Federation 'a badge of honour' says Cooper

The Russian Federation "black listed" 313 Canadian citizens, including almost all MPs, on the same day that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy gave a virtual speech in the House of Commons in Ottawa.
Indigenous delegation heading to the Vatican

Indigenous delegation heading to the Vatican

Approximately 30 members representing Canada's First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities will hold a series of meetings with Pope Francis in the Vatican from March 28 to April 1.
Good morning, St. Albert!

Good morning, St. Albert!

Happy Wednesday!
More than 1,000 wait in line for perogies to support Ukraine

More than 1,000 wait in line for perogies to support Ukraine

Taste of Ukraine's fundraiser, Perogies in the Parking Lot, raises $40,600
Rejection of provincial police by municipalities not a surprise: expert

Rejection of provincial police by municipalities not a surprise: expert

“I wasn't surprised. I think that there needed to be a degree of consultation before such an announcement was made, and it didn’t seem as robust as it should be,” said University of Alberta Criminology professor Temitope Oriola.
March madness, Morinville style, as Wolves capture three SAPEC titles

March madness, Morinville style, as Wolves capture three SAPEC titles

Basketball teams bounce through zones with a trio of wins
Portfolio: weekly art listings

Portfolio: weekly art listings

Portfolio: weekly art listings
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