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Renaud has 3,086 votes cast for her so far with the UCP's Angela Wood pulling in 2,098 votes. Cameron Jefferies with the Green Party of Alberta has 76 votes so far.

Only two of 20 polls are reporting so far

Currently, incumbent NDP MLA Marie Renaud is in the lead in the St. Albert riding with 1,373 votes counted for her so far. The UCP's Angela Wood has 802 votes, with two out of 19 polls reporting so far. 

The UCP's Dale Nally has earned 1,235 votes out of the 1,969 votes reported so far in the race, or 62.7 per cent of the votes cast. The NDP's Karen Shaw has 669 votes so far, or 34 per cent of the votes cast.

St. Albert's youth and seniors' advisory committees are looking to be more involved in city decision making moving forward, as both of the committee's future will be decided by council next month.

Severe thunderstorm watches are issued when atmospheric conditions are favourable for the development of thunderstorms that could produce one or more of the following: large hail, damaging winds or torrential rainfall.

The Gazette will have coverage of the election online as the results come in tonight and additional coverage in the Thursday print edition of the paper.  Visit stalbertgazette.com for up-to-date election coverage.

The 18U AAA redbirds jockey for position in the Baseball Alberta Elite League as wildfire smoke floods diamonds.

St. Albert city council approved changes to two ongoing city projects on May 16, which means a building downtown will soon be demolished and the planned $5 million renovation of the RCMP detachment will be scaled down.

In an email, Mayor Cathy Heron said over her time on council and as mayor, she thinks the city has already exhausted its options for new methods of generating revenue.