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Jack Farrell

Jack Farrell

Jack Farrell joined the St. Albert Gazette in May, 2022. Jack mainly covers city hall, but also covers community events, business, provincial matters, and more.

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Recent Work by Jack

St. Albert Merchants start season strong

St. Albert Merchants start season strong

Team opens 2023-24 CJHL campaign with four straight wins
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Premier Smith to comment further on Fed's proposed clean electricity regulations

Premier Smith to comment further on Fed's proposed clean electricity regulations

In a release last month, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said the regulations would make electricity unaffordable and unreliable
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Alberta Municipalities convention gets underway

Alberta Municipalities convention gets underway

The annual Alberta Municipalities convention and trade show got underway today at the Edmonton Convention Centre. Alberta Municipalities, which St.
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This is how city services will be affected by National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

This is how city services will be affected by National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

With National Day for Truth and Reconciliation taking place Sept. 30, the city will be limiting all non-emergency services on Saturday and Monday.
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Villeneuve Road west of Dennison Drive to be closed this weekend

Villeneuve Road west of Dennison Drive to be closed this weekend

Villeneuve Road west of Dennison Drive will be closed this weekend so construction crews can complete necessary paving work, the city says.
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Weather Network forecasting snow first weekend of October

Weather Network forecasting snow first weekend of October

Snow in the long-term forecast
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City wins environmental award for Grey Nuns White Spruce Park

City wins environmental award for Grey Nuns White Spruce Park

St. Albert recognized for municipal environmental practices
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From the Gazette archives, Sept. 26, 1963: Six year olds lose shoes

From the Gazette archives, Sept. 26, 1963: Six year olds lose shoes

“Two St. Albert boys, at two different schools, have the same trouble — they've both lost their shoes.”
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Council votes to establish new organization for downtown businesses

Council votes to establish new organization for downtown businesses

Businesses put 'skin in the game' to increase district's vibrancy, foot traffic
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Council approves borrowing $20.5M for St. Albert Trail work

Council approves borrowing $20.5M for St. Albert Trail work

Third and final phase of construction expected to start next spring, completed by November 2025
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