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According to St. Albert’s draft budget released on Nov. 3, $220,000 normally used for public art could be cut as part of the solution to reducing an impending tax increase.

On Nov. 10, the United Conservative Caucus announced St. Albert has allocated $10.6 million in Municipal Sustainability Initiative funding this year.

Many child-care programs will be eligible for one-time COVID relief funding starting in December.

Parents told The Gazette the costs can be astronomical, and one mom said her family became so desperate they had to rely on unregulated care. 

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The act could potentially bring down wire costs in the province for consumers, and encourage more competition and choice in the marketplace, said Dale Nally, associate minister of natural gas and electricity.

Some 22 per cent of paramedics will develop PTSD in their lifetimes due to repeated exposure to stressful events.

“You see it in the eyes, you can see it in people how they are portraying themselves. It has just been a really long stretch in emergency services," said Greg Harvey, president of St. Albert Fire Services Local 2130.