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Robins and flickers set Christmas Bird Count record

Robins and flickers set Christmas Bird Count record

Rare golden-crowned kinglet spotted for first time since 2007
St. Albert weather: Showers for lunch, anyone?

St. Albert weather: Showers for lunch, anyone?

There's a 30 per cent chance of showers o Mainly cloudy with 30 percent chance of showers near noon. Clearing this afternoon. Wind northwest 20 km/h gusting to 40. Temperature falling to plus 1 this afternoon. Tonight Clear.
Braeside Church celebrates 60 years in St. Albert with new book

Braeside Church celebrates 60 years in St. Albert with new book

Editor hopes to inspire other congregations facing challenges from rising costs
Province launches historic place names map

Province launches historic place names map

Needs corrections and more detail, says St. Albert archivist
Alberta towns can now nominate themselves for a Kraft Hockeyville game

Alberta towns can now nominate themselves for a Kraft Hockeyville game

Kraft Hockeyville 2025 is back for its 19th year nationwide.
Liberal party begins process to succeed Trudeau as candidates weigh their options

Liberal party begins process to succeed Trudeau as candidates weigh their options

As Liberal party brass begins to chart course for an expedited race to find Justin Trudeau's successor, potential contenders are weighing whether or not to join the fray -- including former central banker Mark Carney.
St. Albert weather: Melt-freeze commence

St. Albert weather: Melt-freeze commence

The temperature will be steady overnight at 3 C and will rise to a high of 4 C Wednesday. 
St. Albertans and political leaders react to Trudeau resignation

St. Albertans and political leaders react to Trudeau resignation

Trudeau announced that Parliament will be prorogued until March 24 while the Liberal party begins its process to find a new leader.
Service Alberta Minister Dale Nally looks back on 2024

Service Alberta Minister Dale Nally looks back on 2024

Nally alluded to a new process for "automatic permit approvals" for departments across the province.
Oil, gas emissions cap could have indirect impacts: former AER chief

Oil, gas emissions cap could have indirect impacts: former AER chief

The federal government has announced new regulations that will require oil and gas companies to reduce emissions by one-third over eight years starting in 2026
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