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The Gazette will feature art created by local high school students twice per month as part of with.draw.all, a project championed by art teachers at Bellerose Composite High School, Paul Kane High School and St. Albert Catholic High School.

Second Harvest is offering $4.5 million in grants for food-focused organizations of all sizes needing a hand during the coronavirus struggle

In a world where busy-ness is viewed as a symbol of success, one of the most overwhelming effects of the new COVID-19 reality is how to deal with something many of us have not experienced in a while: living in a world where time has slowed down.

Further Ed still had to cancel most of its spring offerings but it still has a few programs set to go online, including its Money Matters course.

Residents pull together a birthday for Mikayla and Hunter Vanderkracht they will never forget

The kicker: 100 per cent of the pre-sales will go to Food Banks B.C.

The layoffs will be effective April 25, and staff will still be provided benefits while they are out of work. Library board chair Janice Marschner stated in a media release St. Albert Public Library is also working with staff to help them access available financial assistance programs.

Premier Kenney announced $53 million in additional funding for various mental health and addiction supports as the province's COVID-19 caseload rose to just under 2,000 on Wednesday.