Athabasca News

Representing Alberta at the National Conference of State Legislators in Boston, MLA Glenn van Dijken promoted the importance of international diplomacy at the state level and sought to clarify misunderstandings surrounding Alberta-U.S. trade relations.

The Athabasca council is weighing a proposal to record its meetings, a move aimed at increasing public access and boosting community engagement. The debate, however, centers on cost and whether it's the best way to connect with residents.

Athabasca's new junior hockey team is hoping their name reflects the town's history, resilience, and toughness; traits GM Jacob Hegerfeldt wants his squad to embody on the ice

A downed powerline in Boyle caused a series of power disruptions, impacting residents and businesses before power was fully restored.

ATHABASCA – An Athabasca woman’s foray into the world of pro-am body building was a success, despite the lack of a top-3 finish.

Athabasca residents can breathe a sigh of relief as new data reveals a substantial decrease in break and enters. The RCMP’s first quarter report indicates a promising trend in crime reduction across the region.

Boyle – Facing challenges with its current in-floor heating system, the Boyle Fire Hall may soon benefit from overhead heaters. The council is actively pursuing a solution that offers a reliable backup and safeguards against freezing temperatures, particularly during emergency responses.

Shauna Lee, 51, guilty of mischief, entering apartment building without consent

As Alberta's electoral boundaries undergo review, one MLA is urging the commission to carefully consider the unique challenges faced by rural ridings

What started as an April Fool's Day idea has blossomed into a thriving business for one Athabasca couple. Tropical Chill Snow Cones, a registered food truck in 2025, is making waves with its refreshing treats and community presence.