Flags at Half-Mast

Flags will be flown at half-mast from sunrise to sunset at City buildings and properties in honour of the following:

2018

April
National Day of Mourning Honouring all those who have suffered and died in the workplace.	April 28, 2018
Humboldt Broncos Tragedy In recognition of the Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy, the flags at all City of St. Albert facilities are being lowered to half-mast.	April 8, 2018

2017

November
Remembrance Day Please note that several roadways near the Cenotaph and Legion, including St. Anne Street and Taché Street, will be closed for several hours that day to allow for a ceremony to take place.	November 11, 2017
Passing of former Mayor Paul Chalifoux	November 6, 2017

October
Passing of St. Albert Fire Services Member Flags will be lowered at fire stations.	October 28, 2017
The line of duty death of a firefighter in southern Alberta Flags will be lowered at fire stations only.	October 19, 2017

September
Police and Peace Officers National Memorial Day To honour fallen Canadian Police and Peace Officers.	September 24, 2017
National Day of Service This day is intended to inspire Canadians to support charitable causes, fundraisers and community service.	September 11, 2017
Canadian Fallen Firefighters Memorial Day Honouring over 1300 Canadian firefighters who have lost their lives serving Canada since 1848.	September 10, 2017

April
National Day of Mourning Honouring all those who have suffered and died in the workplace.	April 28, 2017

January
Quebec City Tragedy	January 30, 2017

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2016

November
Remembrance Day Please note that several roadways near the Cenotaph and Legion, including St. Anne Street and Taché Street, will be closed for several hours that day to allow for a ceremony to take place.	November 11, 2016

October
The passing of former Premier Jim Prentice	October 19 - 28, 2016

September
The passing of former Lieutenant Governor Norman L. Kwong	September 13, 2016