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Lindsay Warmer finds a subject close to her heart in Cliff 20: A Future on the Spectrum premiering at the Arden Theatre on March 15.

Three nabbed at storage facility

A group of local firefighters will be serving up meals at East Side Mario's tonight to raise cash for charity. 

Now that the second location is open the two facilities are expected to be able to handle between 135,000 and 150,000 collections per year, according to previous Gazette reporting. 

Starting this fall, Sturgeon Composite High School will be introducing French-taught courses in the Humanities Department, which will give students the ability to register for French Language Arts (FLA) 10, as well as Études Sociales 10.

"Investment in Lakeview Business District will maintain the momentum of economic growth along Ray Gibbon Drive," St. Albert Mayor Cathy Heron said.

Joe Becigneul, chair of Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools, previously anticipated that funding would remain stable, as it had for the last several years. Becigneul said the nearly $600 million increase in funding indicated a “good news budget.” However, the districts have yet to receive the details as to how the funding will be allocated.

After almost a month of public engagement opportunities and an online survey, St. Albert city staff will use the next few months to refine a single concept of the future community amenities site to be presented to council this summer.

Curtis LeBlanc's novel Sunsetter is the topic of discussion at the premiere STARFest Conversations taking place at the St. Albert Public Library on Sunday, March 26.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts nominated Wendy Tilby, formerly of St. Albert, and her partner Amanda Forbis for their short animation.