St. Albert - Air Quality Health Index

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Calculated at: 10:00 AM ABT Sunday 15 November 2026

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Moderate Risk
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High Risk
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Very High Risk



At-Risk Population:

General Population:

  • Ideal air quality for outdoor activities.

Issued at: 6:00 AM ABT Sunday 15 November 2026

Sunday

3 - Low Risk

Sunday night

3 - Low Risk

Monday

3 - Low Risk

Monday night

3 - Low Risk

Who is at risk?

People with heart and lung conditions are most affected by air pollution.

To find out if you are at risk, consult the health guide, or your physician.

Visit the national AQHI Web site to learn more about the AQHI.

Did you know...?

Cleaning or replacing a dirty air filter in your furnace or air conditioner can save almost 160 kilograms of carbon dioxide a year.


The AQHI is an initiative of Environment Canada, Health Canada, Alberta Environment and Protected Areas, Alberta Health and Alberta Health Services.

AQHIScale

Observed ConditionsFootnote †


1 - Low Risk

Calculated at:

10:00 AM ABT Sunday 15 November 2026

 

Forecast Maximums


Sunday
3 - Low Risk



Sunday night
3 - Low Risk



Monday
3 - Low Risk



Monday night
3 - Low Risk




Issued at:

6:00 AM ABT Sunday 15 November 2026

 

The AQHI is an initiative of Environment Canada, Health Canada, Alberta Environment and Protected Areas, Alberta Health and Alberta Health Services.

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