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Beyond Local: Trial begins for former NHLers and Hockey Canada players accused of 2018 sexual assault

2 days ago | stalbertgazette.com | Riley Stovka

Five former members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team pleaded not guilty in their high profile sexual assault trial that began on Tuesday, April 22, in London, Ontario. Dillon Dube, a former Cochrane resident and captain of the 2018 gold medal winning team, Carter Hart, Alex Formenton, Michael McLeod, and Cal Foote were charged with sexual assault early last year in connection to an alleged group sexual assault that took place after a Hockey Canada gala event in 2018.
Beyond Local: Female skier taken from Banff area ski resort to Calgary hospital in critical condition

3 days ago | stalbertgazette.com | Greg Colgan

BANFF NATIONAL PARK – A female skier was taken to hospital in critical condition after a skiing incident at Sunshine Village Ski Resort Sunday (April 20). Paramedics and STARS Air Ambulance responded in the afternoon to the ski incident. Shane Paton, a spokesperson for Alberta Health Services emergency medical services, said Banff paramedics and STARS responded at about 2:15 p.m. to Sunshine Village Ski Resort.
Maryland Sen. Van Hollen says he was denied entry to prison where Kilman Abrego Garcia is held

1 week ago | stalbertgazette.com | Yolanda Magaña |Mary Clare Jalonick |Matt Brown

SAN SALVADOR (AP) — Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen says he was denied entry into the El Salvador prison where Kilmar Abrego Garcia is being held. Van Hollen is in El Salvador to push for Abrego Garcia's release after he was sent there by the Trump administration in March despite an immigration court order preventing his deportation. He said in a video posted on X that his car was stopped when he tried to enter the prison on Thursday to check on Abrego Garcia's health.
No jurors picked on first day of Harvey Weinstein’s #MeToo retrial

1 week ago | stalbertgazette.com | Jennifer Peltz |Michael R. Sisak

NEW YORK (AP) — As jury selection began Tuesday in Harvey Weinstein’s New York City rape retrial, some prospective jurors made clear they couldn't be fair in judging the one-time Hollywood mogul-turned-#MeToo pariah. Mark Axelowitz, an actor who plays a Manhattan prosecutor in the new Robert De Niro film “The Alto Knights,” was one of more than a dozen candidates who raised a hand when the judge asked if anyone felt they couldn't be impartial.
U of A EcoCar team takes first at Shell Eco-marathon

1 week ago | stalbertgazette.com | Kevin Ma

A St. Albert student cruised to a first place finish at an eco-marathon last week despite storms, floods, and tornadoes. St. Albert University of Alberta student Stella Simpson and the rest of the U of A’s EcoCar team took first place in the prototype hydrogen fuel cell event at the 2025 Shell Eco-marathon, which took place at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway from April 2-6.
Beyond Local: Banff murder victim a 'bright light in the world'

1 week ago | stalbertgazette.com | Greg Colgan

CALGARY – A series of emotional victim impact statements highlighting the important role Ethan Enns-Goneau had in Banff and the tragedy felt by the community since his murder in 2022 were read in court during the sentencing of John Arrizza. More than two dozen friends, family and community members spoke on Monday (April 14) at Calgary Court of King’s Bench about the legacy Enns-Goneau had during his life.
EPR charges up battery recycling in St. Albert

1 week ago | stalbertgazette.com | Kevin Ma

Battery recycling is getting cheaper and easier in St. Albert now that extended producer responsibility has supercharged waste management, says the city’s waste and diversion supervisor. Alberta’s extended producer responsibility (EPR) framework for waste kicked in on April 1. The system shifts the cost of recycling single-use products, paper, packaging, and household hazardous and special products (including household batteries) from municipalities onto producers.
Domestic violence shelter space crunch reaches new heights

1 week ago | stalbertgazette.com | Kevin Ma

The number of people turned away from domestic violence shelters reached an all-time high last year in Alberta, a new report shows. The Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters released its annual report on domestic violence shelters in Alberta on April 7. The report studies trends at about 50 domestic violence shelters run by 41 groups in Alberta, including Jessie’s House in Morinville (which serves the St. Albert/Sturgeon County region).
8-year-old Alberta girl receives cattle penning buckle in Las Vegas competition

1 week ago | stalbertgazette.com | Ryan Uytdewilligen

Eight-year-old Isabella Cramer took home a buckle at the "Let it Ride" cattle penning competition in Las Vegas last month, where she, her team, and her horse "Jeddy," topped the five class. Cattle penning is a game in which a team of contestants on horseback face off against 30 cows at one end of the arena. They are numbered zero to nine and there are three of each number. When the announcer calls "flag is up," a team of three riders head into the herd.
Beyond Local: Alberta adventure-seeker details what skiing 230km in 20 hours is like

1 week ago | stalbertgazette.com | Jordan Small

SWEDEN – When Andy Buchholtz approached a sketchy downhill in the darkness of night, well into a legendary 230-kilometre cross-country ski race he was participating in, the Canmore skier figured the safest option was to take off his skis and walk down. Except there was just one problem. Exhausted and barely able to stand on the snowy slope in Sweden, Buchholtz looked down at his feet and was surprised to see his bindings were frozen solid to his shoes.