Adam Harrison

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Village Square Leisure Centre closed August 31 for a $51-million upgrade and won't reopen until late 2027. The pool, gym and fitness centre are shut. The library, health centre and Fair Entry stay open, the arenas run until March 2027, and the Calgary Transit counter has closed permanently.

Canada's first Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen opens September 14 at River Cree Resort & Casino on Enoch Cree Nation. Beef Wellington is $75 and a 20-ounce ribeye is $95. Bannock, a Three Sisters salad, elk and bison also made the menu.

Calgary police say a 49-year-old man approached a stranger shopping with his wife and child at the Woodbine Safeway, made comments about tariffs, and began shouting anti-Canadian and pro-American remarks before allegedly threatening to get a shotgun. Officers seized two firearms from his home.

Red Deer Polytechnic has 31 positions open, from a Dean of Indigenous Initiatives to an athletics photographer and a visual art model. The institution is expanding its credentials to include its own degrees, and its faculty postings say new hires don't need every qualification up front.

The Government of Alberta has 95 positions open in Edmonton, and nearly all publish a salary band. They range from a Law Library Assistant at $45,772 to a Senior Project Manager at $151,960. One posting, hunting fraud in health-care claims data, closes September 17.

Edmonton police have investigated at least six locker break-ins at south Edmonton fitness facilities, allegedly involving a man and woman who pick locks and use stolen debit and credit cards. The pair have also targeted gyms in Calgary, St. Albert and Sherwood Park within the last two weeks.

A semi-truck rolled on the ramp from Stoney Trail to southbound Metis Trail early Saturday morning. Both off ramps to Metis Trail were closed, along with the stretch between Stoney Trail and 128 Avenue N.E. Police estimated several hours on scene as of 4:30 a.m.

A worker died after falling at a job site in the 500 block of Kincora Drive N.W. on Friday afternoon. Paramedics found the person in critical condition and they were pronounced dead at the scene. Occupational Health and Safety has been notified.

Alberta unveiled its new border welcome signs Thursday, replacing "Wild Rose Country" with the province's official "Strong and Free" motto. Twenty-two signs are being installed at a cost of $3.5 million. They look like wood, but they're made in Edmonton from aluminum and anodized bronze.