St. Albert news

• Edmonton couple's donation allows Kipnes Lantern to light up National Arts Centre on Remembrance Day

  08-11-2019 23:08
  
  As Remembrance Day ceremonies take place across the country Monday, an Edmonton couple's contribution will be seen in the nation's capital as thousands of falling poppies light up the National Arts Centre. Read More
  
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• Fireplaces light up the ambiance

  08-11-2019 22:57
  
  Fireplaces are becoming a hot commodity. Read More
  
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• Residential property taxes holding steady in Edmonton, survey shows

  08-11-2019 22:41
  
  Edmonton’s residential property taxes have been the picture of stability in the last few years, according to a recent survey of municipal tax rolls across Canada. Read More
  
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• Eric Church, Dierks Bentley highlight Big Valley Jamboree 2020 lineup

  08-11-2019 22:22
  
  Central Alberta's favourite annual country music hootenanny will return next summer, as Big Valley Jamboree organizers released the festival's 2020 lineup Friday. Read More
  
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• 'Tremendous act of reconciliation': Indigenous court witnesses can now swear on eagle feathers

  08-11-2019 21:56
  
  Indigenous witnesses now have the option to swear on an eagle feather and not the bible when testifying in Alberta courts. Read More
  
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• Bode puts buyers and sellers together with dramatic savings in fees

  08-11-2019 21:38
  
  Residential real estate has become a prime target for disruptors. Read More
  
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• Will Jujhar Khaira, Josh Archibald and Riley Sheahan finally start getting the job done for the Oilers? Hmm

  08-11-2019 21:31
  
  This in from the Edmonton Oilers, head coach Dave Tippett saying that grinders Riley Sheahan and Josh Archibald will be back in against the New Jersey Devils tonight: "I expect them both to play well tonight.... They're good veteran NHL guys who know how to play the situation and are very willing to accept the role that we've got them in. The penalty killing is something that they want to jump into. But they want to be a hard line to play against. They relish the opportunity to play against good
  
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• Three to See Sat., Nov. 9: Freddy's Revenge, Wares and Ira Hoffecker opening

  08-11-2019 21:26
  
  Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm Street (2019): At the time of release, The Advocate dubbed 1985’s A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge the gayest horror film ever made. For the film’s closeted young star Mark Patton, such a tag was a stark reminder about the homophobia rampant in Hollywood at the time—and the painful experience he had making the high-profile film and living through the polarizing critical aftermath. This new documentary highlights Patton&rsquo
  
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• White collar jobs on the rise in Alberta: Statistics Canada

  08-11-2019 21:18
  
  White-collar jobs including ones in the medical and scientific sector are on the rise in Alberta while the oil and gas industry continues to struggle. Read More
  
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• Alberta alters rules on oil production limits to spur more conventional drilling

  08-11-2019 21:09
  
  EDMONTON — Alberta is adjusting its rules on oil production limits to give companies incentive to drill more conventional wells. Read More
  
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• Six amplifies empowering messages with Broadway-bound hit at the Citadel

  08-11-2019 20:59
  
  The concept is simple and brilliant. But that wouldn't be enough if the music, lyrics and performances weren't sharp and sassy as Pop Rocks. Read More
  
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• Alberta Budget 2019: Funding for libraries

  08-11-2019 18:44
  
  The province is not closing the book on funding for Alberta libraries, committing $37 million to the learning hubs. Read More
  
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• Edmonton ceremonies: Honouring veterans, fallen soldiers this Remembrance Day

  08-11-2019 18:28
  
  Where: City Hall, 1 Sir Winston Churchill Square Read More
  
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• Rotarians donate thousands to Mont St. Joseph Home - Prince Albert Daily Herald

  08-11-2019 18:00 via paherald.sk.ca
  
  Rotarians donate thousands to Mont St. Joseph Home  Prince Albert Daily Herald
  
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• Six at the Citadel: Creators of mega-hit musical Six tell all about Tudors

  08-11-2019 16:33
  
  Everybody loves a fairy tale, especially of the dream-come-true variety. Read More
  
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• Edmonton weather: Epic snow dump in 5…4…3…2…

  08-11-2019 15:28
  
  A look at today’s Edmonton weather by Environment Canada. Read More
  
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• Nicolaides: Taking action to create stronger universities and colleges

  08-11-2019 14:00
  
  Alberta’s higher-education system has a problem and we need to take bold action now to create stronger universities and colleges. Read More
  
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• Friday's letters: It's time to cut public-art spending

  08-11-2019 14:00
  
  We invite you to write letters to the editor. A maximum of 150 words is preferred. Letters must carry a first and last name, or two initials and a last name, and include an address and daytime telephone number. All letters are subject to editing. We don’t publish letters addressed to others or sent to other publications. Email: [email protected] Read More
  
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• Eggen: Now is the worst time to cut post-secondary education

  08-11-2019 14:00
  
  The budget presented by Premier Jason Kenney and the UCP will force every single Albertan to pay for his $4.7-billion no-jobs corporate giveaway. Read More
  
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• David Staples: Edmonton company now master of global eyelash extension business

  08-11-2019 12:00
  
  Almost always "no" really does mean "no." Read More
  
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• 'Problem houses': Garneau residents distressed after stabbing at Airbnb

  08-11-2019 11:30
  
  Neighbours are sounding the alarm on two Garneau-area "party houses" listed through Airbnb after police were called to a stabbing outside one of the homes in October, followed by a shooting at a Bonnie Doon Airbnb last weekend. Read More
  
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• Hard truth: the unpenalized fouling of Connor McDavid is never going to stop

  08-11-2019 09:07
  
  It's happening again. Read More
  
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• Bill to automatically change court's name in event of Queen's death

  08-11-2019 06:20
  
  Alberta hasn't had this problem for 67 years, when King George VI perished unexpectedly. Read More
  
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• City hears objections to proposed affordable housing project

  08-11-2019 05:27
  
  Hundreds of people attended an open house at a southwest Edmonton church Thursday evening to provide feedback on a proposed affordable housing site next to a school that has received community pushback. Read More
  
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• Stantec Tower to undergo partial hotel conversion

  08-11-2019 02:33
  
  The Oilers Entertainment Group (OEG) is changing its strategy for one of its core ICE District properties. Read More
  
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• Watch: Edmonton Transit announces proposed changes to improve service

  08-11-2019 02:28
  
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• Alberta private member's bill aiming for physician conscience rights moves forward

  08-11-2019 02:16
  
  A bill that aims to protect the conscience rights of physicians passed first reading in the Alberta legislature Thursday, cracking open a debate around the rights and responsibilities of physicians asked to assist or advise on abortions, contraception or medically assisted deaths. Read More
  
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• Alberta may adopt presumed consent in organ donation

  08-11-2019 02:09
  
  A new government bill could make Alberta the second province in the country to have presumed consent for organ donation. Read More
  
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• Increased off-peak service, about 100 routes eliminated in proposed transit network overhaul

  08-11-2019 02:02
  
  Edmontonians will soon be navigating a transformed transit system, with about 100 routes being cut next August in order to provide a faster, more connected service. Read More
  
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• Government announces another boost for apprenticeships

  08-11-2019 01:49
  
  The provincial government is giving another $500,000 to promote apprenticeships, it announced Thursday in the welding shop at St. Joseph High School in Edmonton. Read More
  
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• Edmonton-grown device breathes new life for lung transplant patients

  08-11-2019 01:06
  
  A year ago, Gwen Livingston's lungs were working at 15 per cent capacity and she was on palliative care as she waited for a life-saving lung transplant. Read More
  
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• Alberta taxpayers foot bill for Kenney's charter flight

  08-11-2019 00:37
  
  Albertans paid for four premiers and two of their wives to take a July charter flight from Calgary to Saskatoon, documents revealed by the Opposition NDP show. Read More
  
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• Woman charged with first-degree murder in relation to death of 83-year-old

  08-11-2019 00:30
  
  A 49-year-old woman is facing a first-degree murder charge after she allegedly broke into a senior's home and assaulted a woman who later died of pneumonia caused by blunt force trauma. Read More
  
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