Athabasca News

Aspen View Public School Division Superintendent Neil O'Shea and board vice-chair Anne Karczmarczyk attended the Town of Athabasca's regular council meeting Nov. 5 to discuss the possibility of the establishment of a separate school in the community.

The Grassland Community School will soon be undergoing a viability study as the result of a motion made by the Aspen View Public Schools' Board of Trustees at their regular meeting Nov. 7.

Nov. 8 is reserved for remembrance of Indigenous and Métis who served primarily in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War.

The amount the Village of Boyle and the Town of Athabasca will be collecting from ratepayers for Fortis fees is going up as of Jan. 1, 2020.

Aspen View Public School District Supt. Neil O’Shea and trustee Dennis MacNeil met with Athabasca County Council Oct. 31 to discuss the possibility of a separate school in Athabasca.

The Alberta RCMP Major Crimes Unit is looking for assistance to identify the two males in the attached photos. The police would like to talk to these individuals in relation to the Nature Duperron homicide investigation.

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This article was originally published by our sister paper, St. Albert Today and written by Jennifer Henderson. The size of Alberta’s public service will shrink by 7.7 per cent over the next four years.

This article was originally published by our sister paper, St. Albert Today and written by Jennifer Henderson.

This article was originally published by our sister paper, St. Albert Today and written by April Hudson. Spending on education in Alberta won't increase for the next four years as the provincial government works to rein in expenses.