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From wax to web: How decades of tech evolution transformed production at the St. Albert Gazette
19+ hour, 24+ min ago (640+ words) For Sandy Jamison, who spent decades as a production manager at the Gazette, producing a newspaper was once a hands-on process that could take hours, and sometimes much longer. “You used to stand at a slanted table with galleys, so…...
New Financial Crimes Unit hopes to curb fraud in St. Albert
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (353+ words) A new Financial Crimes Unit in the St. Albert RCMP is looking to curb fraud and financial crimes resulting in hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses for residents. The update on the new unit came during the Tuesday, Sept....
Sturgeon County asks Alberta for stronger data-centre oversight
1+ day, 19+ hour ago (625+ words) Sturgeon County council is asking for a closer look at how Alberta regulates and communicates about large-scale data centres, saying the rapid arrival of major projects has exposed gaps in the province’s approach. Council unanimously approved a resolution Tuesday, Sept....
Can AI chatbots prevent suicide? - St. Albert News
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (455+ words) AI chatbots could help Canadians step back from suicide, but could just as easily push them toward it if they’re not designed properly, say mental health officials. September is Suicide Prevention Month in Canada. Statistics Canada reports that about 12 Canadians…...
Beyond Local: New Alberta committee focused on understanding impacts of U.S., Canada tariffs
3+ day, 20+ hour ago (316+ words) The new provincial tariff cabinet committee is committed to making decisions that will protect Alberta families and businesses, says Alberta Finance Minister Jason Nixon who is also the Rimbey-Rocky Mountain House-Sundre MLA. Announced by Premier Danielle Smith last week, the…...
Beyond Local: Smith promotes AI data centres, talks referendum to national business leaders
4+ day, 5+ min ago (575+ words) An attentive group of prominent business leaders looked on as Premier Danielle Smith touched on a variety of topics related to industries fuelling Alberta's and Canada's economies on Thursday. Smith was in Edmonton for the Alberta Industrial Heartland Association conference,…...
Ink Redefined: The Fountainhead Tattoo Is Changing Lives with Beautiful Art in St. Albert
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (580+ words) The Fountainhead Tattoo in St. Albert is a professional, open-concept tattoo studio located at 29 Perron Street. Co-owned by artist Andi Jane, who has over 20 years of experience, the studio won the 2026 Reader's Choice Gold Award for Best Tattoo/Piercing Shop…...
Kids on social media: going from banning to boundaries
4+ day, 4+ hour ago (447+ words) A few weeks ago, I wrote about some of my early experiences online and why Internet guardrails are needed. I also mentioned how at this point, my solution for my own kids is to be quite restrictive when it comes…...
LETTER: ADAP will trap disabled Albertans in a cycle of poverty - St. Albert News
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (247+ words) LETTER: ADAP will trap disabled Albertans in a cycle of poverty St. Albert Gazette LETTER: ADAP will trap disabled Albertans in a cycle of poverty The Alberta government’s new Alberta Disability Assistance Program (ADAP) tracks disabled Albertans by their "capacity…...
Beyond Local: AI minister says solutions exist after Anthropic researcher quits over safety fears
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (148+ words) OTTAWA — Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon says the government is closely following the situation at Anthropic after a researcher who resigned from the company Tuesday said people in the industry fear AI could "kill us all." But Solomon says such…...