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Jack Farrell

Jack Farrell

Jack Farrell joined the St. Albert Gazette in May, 2022. Jack mainly covers city hall, but also covers community events, business, provincial matters, and more.

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Recent Work by Jack

St. Albert, AHS agree to new EMS funding deal

St. Albert, AHS agree to new EMS funding deal

New contract involves a $600,000 per year funding increase from the province for the next 2.5 years
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City of St. Albert staff await AI guidelines

City of St. Albert staff await AI guidelines

Administration says it is assessing effective, ethical use of new technology
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Judo club, school enhancement society receive city grant

Judo club, school enhancement society receive city grant

Only two funding applications received so far this year, compared to six last year
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City proposes $50.6M for 2025 repair, maintenance projects

City proposes $50.6M for 2025 repair, maintenance projects

Projects range from wastewater lift station renewals to new gym equipment at Servus Place
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Here's where photo radar will be in St. Albert this weekend

Here's where photo radar will be in St. Albert this weekend

Expect photo radar in Deer Ridge and Lacombe this weekend.
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Fun things to do in St. Albert on Victoria Day weekend

Fun things to do in St. Albert on Victoria Day weekend

The annual Métis Spring Festival and Arts and Heritage events highlight the activities scheduled for Victoria Day weekend in St. Albert.
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'Really excited to get things going': seven St. Albert Sabres drafted to WHL

'Really excited to get things going': seven St. Albert Sabres drafted to WHL

More than a third of the provincial championship winning team selected
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City to take on traffic improvements around Bellerose High School

City to take on traffic improvements around Bellerose High School

“I could probably use some pretty harsh words for really the province backing us into a corner like this,” said Coun. Natalie Joly.
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Edmonton taking in Fort McMurray wildfire evacuees, St. Albert on standby

Edmonton taking in Fort McMurray wildfire evacuees, St. Albert on standby

The wildfire threatening Fort McMurray is now nearly 21,000 hectares in size, and at least 6,600 residents have evacuated.
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St. Albert on standby to take in Fort McMurray wildfire evacuees

St. Albert on standby to take in Fort McMurray wildfire evacuees

The wildfire threatening Fort McMurray is now nearly 21,000 hectares in size, and at least 6,600 residents have evacuated.
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