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City unveils 18 new electric vehicle charging stations

City unveils 18 new electric vehicle charging stations

The City of St. Albert announced this week that electric vehicle drivers have 18 new charging stations to use throughout the city.
Alberta MP's bill aims to strengthen relations with Taiwan

Alberta MP's bill aims to strengthen relations with Taiwan

“The bill seeks to establish a policy with Taiwan that would still maintain informal relations but would provide a framework towards strengthening relations with Taiwan,” St. Albert MP Michael Cooper said.
Think you could pass the citizenship test? Poll shows most Canadians would flunk

Think you could pass the citizenship test? Poll shows most Canadians would flunk

People who wish to become Canadian need to answer 20 questions about citizens' rights and responsibilities, as well as Canada's history, geography, economy, government, laws and symbols.
Celebrate Canada Day at the Leg!

Celebrate Canada Day at the Leg!

Spend Canada Day at the Alberta Legislature
Saturn's rings are glowing in Webb Space Telescope's latest cosmic shot

Saturn's rings are glowing in Webb Space Telescope's latest cosmic shot

Three of Saturn’s many moons also got caught on camera.
Bail denied for Alberta man accused of sexually assaulting five women in Calgary

Bail denied for Alberta man accused of sexually assaulting five women in Calgary

His bail hearing took place over two days, but the details are covered by a publication ban.
Edmonton collective brings authentic Indigenous arts to local markets

Edmonton collective brings authentic Indigenous arts to local markets

Intergenerational sharing ensures traditions flourish, links Indigenous artists to their ancestors.
Empire Company Ltd. cuts ribbon on new Voila fulfillment centre in Balzac

Empire Company Ltd. cuts ribbon on new Voila fulfillment centre in Balzac

The new facility in East Balzac is hoping to make Empire’s home delivery stand out from its competitors.
Charter ruling conflicts with existing case law, expert says

Charter ruling conflicts with existing case law, expert says

A recent ruling by a provincial judge that found St. Albert RCMP officers breached a resident's Charter-protected privacy rights isn't an unusual case; however, one particular element contradicts existing case law, says a University of Alberta law professor.
Airdrie Pro Rodeo promises thrilling action this Canada Day weekend

Airdrie Pro Rodeo promises thrilling action this Canada Day weekend

With thrilling action, engaging entertainment, and a genuine spirit of unity, the Airdrie Pro Rodeo promises an unforgettable weekend for all attendees.
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