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Jed's spring forecast for 2025

Jed's spring forecast for 2025

Overall, Jed was about 85 per cent on the accuracy of his winter forecast - how will he do this spring?
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Athabasca County RCMP detachments prepare for new year and new priorities

Athabasca County RCMP detachments prepare for new year and new priorities

Continued focus on re-offender’s and parole checks paying off say Mounties
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Tariff uncertainty causing national real estate slowdown

Tariff uncertainty causing national real estate slowdown

Athabasca County market still healthy, but nationwide trends indicate impacts not far away
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Former Athabasca County Reeve honoured with coronation medal

Former Athabasca County Reeve honoured with coronation medal

Lorraine Gislason recognized for lifetime of service across region
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‘So devastating for our family’: Parents of four lose family home in fire

‘So devastating for our family’: Parents of four lose family home in fire

Sylvia Jonasson, Garrett Sirdar grateful for outpouring of community support
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GALLERY: Athabasca Hawks end first provincials match down two

GALLERY: Athabasca Hawks end first provincials match down two

The Athabasca U-15 C Hawks played in the second game of the 2025 Hockey Alberta Provincials tournament on home ice Mar. 20, and despite a comeback in the second period, stayed two points behind the Foothills Flyers from High River.
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Quebec trip a once-in-a-lifetime experience for EPC students

Quebec trip a once-in-a-lifetime experience for EPC students

Annual Grade 8/9 trip gives youth a chance to see new places, meet new people, and practice the language they learn year round
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Local communities preparing for provincial tax raise

Local communities preparing for provincial tax raise

Boyle mayor says tax raise isn’t bad as long as money goes where it needs to go
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‘Opposite of reducing red tape’: Athabasca town councillors express concerns over Provincial Priorities Act

‘Opposite of reducing red tape’: Athabasca town councillors express concerns over Provincial Priorities Act

Coun. Sara Graling vocal about potential increased financial, administrative burden
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Chronic crime rates in Athabasca down thanks to habitual offender management: RCMP

Chronic crime rates in Athabasca down thanks to habitual offender management: RCMP

Cops look for community concerns to inform next years’ enforcement priorities
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