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St. Albert is a small town in The Nation Township in Eastern Ontario, Canada. It is located on the South Nation River, about 57 km (35 mi) southeast of Ottawa. St. Albert has a few streets, along with a community centre, a church, a primary school, a woodshop, a hardware shop. It also has two old age residences. It is surrounded by farmland. The town is known for the St. Albert brand of cheese, made by the local cheese factory. It also hosts an annual Curd Festival. The cheddar cheese curd has won many awards in various competitions. St-Albert is looking to expand its population with a new street opening soon, giving homeowners a choice of single-family homes, duplexes and an apartment buildings.

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  • Saint-Albert (Ontario) (fr)
  • St. Albert, Ontario (en)
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  • St-Albert est un petit village franco-ontarien qui fait partie de la municipalité de La Nation dans l'Est de l'Ontario au Canada. Le village de St-Albert est traversé par la rivière Nation. Il est situé près des villes majoritairement francophones de Casselman et d'Embrun. St-Albert est constitué par de nombreuses fermes et un petit centre villageois. Depuis 1994, un festival estival dénommé "Le Festival de la Curd" se déroule chaque année, au mois d'août, organisé par la Fromagerie Saint-Albert et la renommée de son fromage la "Curd". (fr)
  • St. Albert is a small town in The Nation Township in Eastern Ontario, Canada. It is located on the South Nation River, about 57 km (35 mi) southeast of Ottawa. St. Albert has a few streets, along with a community centre, a church, a primary school, a woodshop, a hardware shop. It also has two old age residences. It is surrounded by farmland. The town is known for the St. Albert brand of cheese, made by the local cheese factory. It also hosts an annual Curd Festival. The cheddar cheese curd has won many awards in various competitions. St-Albert is looking to expand its population with a new street opening soon, giving homeowners a choice of single-family homes, duplexes and an apartment buildings. (en)
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  • St-Albert est un petit village franco-ontarien qui fait partie de la municipalité de La Nation dans l'Est de l'Ontario au Canada. Le village de St-Albert est traversé par la rivière Nation. Il est situé près des villes majoritairement francophones de Casselman et d'Embrun. St-Albert est constitué par de nombreuses fermes et un petit centre villageois. St-Albert est célèbre pour sa fromagerie coopérative qui fabrique depuis le XIXe siècle une variété de fromages dont un à partir de la recette du fromage cheddar ainsi que du fromage blanc et du lait caillé. La Fromagerie Coopérative St-Albert, fondée en 1894, appartient à une cinquantaine de producteurs laitiers et emploie 120 personnes à son usine. Elle acquiert en 2009 la Fromagerie Mirabel située à Saint-Jérôme au Québec. Plusieurs des fromages qu’elle produit ont remporté des prix ou ont été finalistes notamment à la Toronto Winter Fair, à la Spencerville Fair, au British Empire Cheese Show ainsi qu’au Grand prix Canadien. Depuis 1994, un festival estival dénommé "Le Festival de la Curd" se déroule chaque année, au mois d'août, organisé par la Fromagerie Saint-Albert et la renommée de son fromage la "Curd". Le dimanche 3 février 2013 vers 9h40 du matin, un feu éclate dans l'édifice principal de la fromagerie et le détruit complètement. (fr)
  • St. Albert is a small town in The Nation Township in Eastern Ontario, Canada. It is located on the South Nation River, about 57 km (35 mi) southeast of Ottawa. St. Albert has a few streets, along with a community centre, a church, a primary school, a woodshop, a hardware shop. It also has two old age residences. It is surrounded by farmland. The town is known for the St. Albert brand of cheese, made by the local cheese factory. It also hosts an annual Curd Festival. The cheddar cheese curd has won many awards in various competitions. St-Albert is looking to expand its population with a new street opening soon, giving homeowners a choice of single-family homes, duplexes and an apartment buildings. On February 3, 2013, a fire destroyed the St. Albert Cheese Factory, leaving 125 factory workers and 50 producers (roughly one fifth of the town’s population) unemployed for the foreseeable future. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. The damage was estimated to be $25 million, though no one was injured. The NHL's Ottawa Senators donated a pair of tickets to a future game to each employee affected by the fire on behalf of player André Benoit, who worked at the factory as a teenager. (en)
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