Athabasca News

The Village of Boyle’s public works department has been assigned to fix an ice problem in the parking lot of the Boyle Municipal Centre. At their meeting Nov.

Athabasca RCMP members reported an uptick in assault and domestic violence in a presentation to Athabasca County council during their Nov. 14 meeting. Cpl. Dale Bereza and acting Cpl.

Local aspiring hockey players got the chance to learn from a legend during the Smytty’s Skills Hockey Camp at the Athabasca Regional Multiplex Nov. 13-15.

After years of longing to don the Team Canada singlet she proudly had tacked up on her wall, Emma Neigel finally got the chance to slip the red and white over her shoulders this past summer.

Athabasca County council was divided on how to provide guidance to the Athabasca Regional Multiplex Society (ARMS) on the creation of a “bumping” policy during their Nov. 14 meeting. The discussion came out of the Nov.

The Boyle School senior girls volleyball team is headed back to the provincial championship after going undefeated at the zone tournament Nov. 18.

The Athabasca and Area Prevention of Relationship Abuse Action Committee (PRAAC) is once again illuminating Family Violence Awareness Month with candles spread throughout Athabasca.

The Heartwood Folk Club capped off its fall 2017 season with a performance by the Gadjo Collective Nov. 18. The Balkan dance band performed a variety of music inspired by places throughout eastern Europe.

Athabasca County council passed the first two readings on a new bylaw to create a tax installment plan for ratepayers during their Nov. 14 meeting.

Aspen View Public Schools ratified a new two-year collective agreement with the Alberta Teachers Association (ATA) Local No. 7 on Nov. 9.