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Alberta government backs new Stony Plain curling rink project

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By Alex Antoneshyn Verified
| CFRN-TV (Edmonton, AB) Verified
Stony Plain Curling will receive nearly $61,000 from the Alberta government to replace the rink that burned down five years ago. The project was one of 20 the Alberta government announced a total of $14 million for on Thursday in Drayton Valley. Stony Plain’s new curling rink will consist of six ice sheets – two more than its predecessor – plus a number of upgrades.
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Library pass to TWOSE receives award

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By Alex Antoneshyn Verified
| CFRN-TV (Edmonton, AB) Verified
Telus World of Science Edmonton (TWOSE) and Edmonton Public Library (EPL) have been recognized for their partnership on a project to increase access to science in the capital city. Science Access Passes, which provide free general admission to TWOSE for up to six people, can be borrowed like a book from five community branches for three weeks at a time. The pass earned the Alberta Museums Association’s 2026 Leadership Award for Sustainability on Wednesday.
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Firefighters called to northeast apartment building early Tuesday

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By Alex Antoneshyn Verified
| CFRN-TV (Edmonton, AB) Verified
A northeast Edmonton apartment building was evacuated early Tuesday morning because of a fire. Kaylee Thoen says she awoke at 5:50 a.m. to her alarm as well as shouts of “fire, fire, fire!” She grabbed her pets and fled her unit at 1122 Hermitage Way, banging on neighbours’ windows and pulling the fire alarm as she went. Outside, she could see flaming debris falling from a balcony on fire.
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